Charlotte Muggeridge

Charlotte has a specialised skill range across resource management, property development, easements, land covenants, subdivisions, local government and unit titles. Before joining Harkness Henry, she worked in local government and in private practice.

Charlotte is the co-author of New Zealand’s first legal textbook on Subdivisions (Subdivisions Law and Practice, LexisNexis, 2024).

Charlotte has also presented seminars for the New Zealand Law Society, Survey & Spatial New Zealand, Legalwise, and the Law Association on property law, subdivisions, and resource management law.

Charlotte holds various roles which include positions on:

• the Waikato Conservation Board;
• the Central Region Property Council Committee;
• the Waikato Housing Initiative;
• the Auckland District Law Society’s Environmental and Resource Management Law committee;
• the International World YWCA Board (based in Geneva); and
• the YWCA of Aotearoa/New Zealand

Charlotte was awarded the Property Council Central Region Judge’s Choice award in 2022 for her contribution to the industry.

Charlotte holds a Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Arts (major – Political Science) as well as a Masters degree in Political Science.