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Chris Boswell
Senior Associate
Qualifications & Education
  • Master of Laws, University College London.
  • Bachelor of Law with First Class Honours, University of Otago.
  • Bachelor of Arts majoring in Economics, University of Otago.
Admissions
  • Barrister & Solicitor of the High Court of New Zealand

Chris is an experienced commercial litigator with a broad practice. He has a particular focus on complex contractual, professional negligence, insolvency, administrative, and trust law disputes.

Chris holds a Master of Laws from University College London, a Bachelor of Laws with Honours (First Class) and Bachelor of Arts from University of Otago. He was admitted to the New Zealand Bar in November 2017.

Chris spent five and a half years practicing at a premium boutique litigation firm in Auckland, New Zealand, before moving to London to study for his LLM. He joined Enyo in November 2023.

Cases
  • Acting for a large property developer in a complex contractual claim against a local government body and a related entity. The claim concerned the design and construction of a metropolitan town centre and was heard at a two-month high trial in the New Zealand High Court.
  • Acting for a government agency in a successful defence of a contractual and statutory duties claim and subsequent cost and enforcement proceedings against the unsuccessful claimant and several non-parties, which reached the leave to appeal stage of the Supreme Court.
  • Acting for a software provider against a former client in a contractual and consumer protection claim, in relation to failed software implementation project.
  • Acting for an incorporated society advocating for the disabled and visually impaired in an application for judicial review of local and central government decisions allowing e scooters to be operated on the footpath.
  • Acting for and advising a large insurance broker in relation to numerous allegations of professional negligence and breach of contract.
  • Acting for Public Trust, New Zealand’s statutory trustee, in relation to numerous allegations of breach of contract, professional negligence, and breach of trust.
News
May 13, 2025
Clarity in the Dispositive: The Court of Appeal Confirms the Scope of Arbitral Relief in Nigeria LNG v Taleveras
Introduction In Nigeria LNG Ltd v Taleveras Petroleum Trading DMCC, the Court of Appeal confirmed that only the final dispositive...
May 7, 2025
Enyo Law has successfully represented its clients before the UK Supreme Court in responding to an appeal which sought to narrow the scope of s.213 of the Insolvency Act 1986
The UK Supreme Court has found that outsiders who participate in, facilitate or assist fraudulent transactions by a company, when...
Apr 16, 2025
The Lawyer Spotlight: Avoiding the rabbit holes with Enyo’s investigations unit
Enyo Law's Business Intelligence unit was recently featured in The Lawyer. Established in 2015, our Business Intelligence and Investigation unit...
Apr 7, 2025
“Even Homer nods”: English Court upholds third s68 Arbitration Act challenge in 2025 due to “Serious Irregularity” by Arbitral Tribunal
Successful challenges to arbitration awards under s68 of the English Arbitration Act 1996 (the “Act”) are rare. Their rarity reflects...