While at the recent INTA meeting in Seattle I visited the Boeing factory. It’s the largest building by volume in the world and employs 35,000 employees at the plant per day – working in three shifts around-the-clock, to keep up with demand. Interestingly, a little-known fact, the first two planes that Boeing made were delivered to New Zealand.
I live and work in Auckland, New Zealand. I am a frequent writer and commentator on intellectual property and information technology issues. I am a barrister and arbitrator. Before going to the Bar in 2000, I was a partner and headed the litigation team at Baldwin Shelston Waters/Baldwins. I took silk in 2013. Feel free to contact me via phone, email or social media.
