Andrew Comer
Andrew is a Partner in Lane Neave’s Corporate team (Auckland office). He regularly advises a broad range of domestic and international clients, from individuals and start-ups through to multi-national organisations, on corporate and commercial law. Andrew’s particular focus is on private mergers and acquisitions (business sales), business structuring, joint ventures, consumer protection, corporate advisory and governance, capital raising and company secretarial matters. Prior to joining Lane Neave, Andrew worked in private practice at leading law firms in New Zealand and in the United Kingdom. He has also worked as in-house legal advisor at investment banks and commercial enterprises in both jurisdictions. Andrew holds a Master of Laws (Hons) in crypto-assets from the University of Auckland, and has advised clients on the legal and regulatory implications of various crypto-related projects, including in respect of security token offerings, tokenised property schemes, non-fungible token (NFT) launches, initial coin (cryptocurrency) offerings, structuring and asset protection, the sale and purchase of crypto-assets, terms of trade and crypto-mining. · Lane Neave
About
Andrew is a Partner in Lane Neave’s Corporate team in Auckland, advising domestic and international clients — from individuals and start-ups to multi-national organisations — on corporate and commercial law. He focuses on private mergers and acquisitions (business sales), business structuring, joint ventures, consumer protection, corporate advisory and governance, capital raising and company secretarial matters, and advises on legal and regulatory aspects of crypto-related projects.
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Education
- Master of Laws (Hons) in crypto-assets, University of Auckland