PHILLIP OSBORNE
Kia ora, I'm Phillip Osborne. I am an experienced Barrister specialising in criminal defence. Prior to starting my own practice I worked for a senior Barrister Phillip Hamlin for eight years and I appear regularly in the District Court, High Court, and Parole Board. I am available for both private and legal aid instructions on all types of charges with a penalty up to and including 20 years' imprisonment and all New Zealand Parole Board proceedings.
I have a special interest in parole law and I am a member of The Law Association Parole and Prisoner RIghts Committee. I will work with you towards the outcome you are seeking, whether that involves negotiating the best possible charges for plea, mounting a strong defence at trial or applying for release from prison on parole.
I understand that facing criminal charges or serving a sentence of imprisonment is a stressful time in my clients' lives and that listening to your story with empathy and compassion is a must.
Call me or email me for a friendly confidential chat today.
MOSES DAY
Kia ora, I’m Moses Day, an employed barrister of Phillip Osborne supporting all aspects of his specialist practice. Prior to joining the legal profession, I worked within Historic Claims at the Ministry of Social Development, assisting those who have experienced abuse in state and institutional care.
I hold a Bachelor of laws and a Bachelor of Arts (majoring in Philosophy) from Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. During my studies, I served as Vice-President of the Asian Law Students’ Association.
I am committed to providing clear practical legal advice and supporting clients through what can often be a difficult and stressful process. I am passionate about defending you and understanding your situation with compassion.
Outside of work I enjoy playing football, reading for leisure, and have travelled across four of the world’s seven continents.