Camerons Lawyers
Camerons is a well-established law firm in the Goulburn Valley operating for more than 130 years. We offer a full range of legal services including Commercial, Property, Commercial Litigation, Family Law, Criminal Law and Wills and Estates to a wide and well-established client base.
We pride ourselves on our longstanding commitment to high quality practice work standards, an enviable firm culture and a positive work environment with great staff. Our firm is constantly growing and we have recently re-branded with an opportunity for an astute lawyer.
We are looking for a hardworking, energetic first or second year lawyer to join our Litigation practice. The role will expose the successful applicant to a variety of commercial litigation matters, family law disputes and Estate matters. You will be given a high level of autonomy and direct client contact from the onset with the support from our Directors.
Remuneration will be commensurate with post-admission experience.
Please email a brief covering letter, your resume and a copy of your academic transcript to owen@camlaw.com.au .
All applications will be treated confidentially. Applications close 4.00pm 23 December 2020.
Owen Lai Director of Camerons Lawyers (03) 5832 1000 .
Camerons is a well-established law firm in the Goulburn Valley operating for more than 130 years. We offer a full range of legal services including Commercial, Property, Commercial Litigation, Family Law, Criminal Law and Wills and Estates to a wide and well-established client base.
We pride ourselves on our longstanding commitment to high quality practice work standards, an enviable firm culture and a positive work environment with great staff. Our firm is constantly growing and we have recently re-branded with an opportunity for an astute lawyer.
We are looking for a hardworking, energetic first or second year lawyer to join our Litigation practice. The role will expose the successful applicant to a variety of commercial litigation matters, family law disputes and Estate matters. You will be given a high level of autonomy and direct client contact from the onset with the support from our Directors.
Remuneration will be commensurate with post-admission experience.
Please email a brief covering letter, your resume and a copy of your academic transcript to owen@camlaw.com.au .
All applications will be treated confidentially. Applications close 4.00pm 23 December 2020.
Owen Lai Director of Camerons Lawyers (03) 5832 1000 .
Everyday Justice
Everyday Justice is a new charitable law firm owned by Mills Oakley, one of Australia’s leading law firms. Everyday Justice is dedicated to providing legal services to the ‘missing middle’ - people who require legal assistance but cannot obtain Legal Aid or access the legal system without incurring substantial financial hardship.
Everyday Justice will offer free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, bankruptcy, financial abuse, fines & infringements, human rights, environmental and other areas of public interest. The firm will develop and use innovative legal tech solutions to deliver these free legal services as effectively and efficiently as possible.
Everyday Justice will be partnering with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice will create a holistic learning environment for law graduates who are undertaking the Practical Legal Training (‘PLT’) program and newly qualified lawyers who are interested in gaining legal experience in social justice and public interest matters.
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for six motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis. You can be located in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra or Perth.
You will be working under the direct supervision of leading professionals in the social justice sector, who are committed to providing interns with a supportive, stimulating and diverse learning environment.
All legal interns will undertake a comprehensive training program covering all areas of Everyday Justice’s practice, as well as training on the practical skills needed to build a strong foundation for a career in the social justice or public interest law sector. In addition, you will have access to senior lawyers from Mills Oakley, who will act as mentors throughout your internship.
The role will be fast-paced, dynamic and varied. It will involve individual client work in a wide range of practice areas, allowing you to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need of free legal services.
Who We Are Looking For
The ideal candidate will have:
Completed their law degree and either be eligible to commence Practical Legal Training or have recently completed Practical Legal Training;
Strong written and verbal communication skills;
Strong attention to detail;
An interest in developing legal experience in Everyday Justice’s practice areas;
A demonstrated understanding of and commitment to social justice;
The ability to work independently or as part of a team; and
Availability to start volunteering on 11 January 2021.
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
Applications close 5pm, Friday 4 December 2020 . Interested candidates should submit their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Madison Waller, Talent Acquisition Lead and submitted online via Mills Oakley’s Careers page .
Everyday Justice is a new charitable law firm owned by Mills Oakley, one of Australia’s leading law firms. Everyday Justice is dedicated to providing legal services to the ‘missing middle’ - people who require legal assistance but cannot obtain Legal Aid or access the legal system without incurring substantial financial hardship.
Everyday Justice will offer free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, bankruptcy, financial abuse, fines & infringements, human rights, environmental and other areas of public interest. The firm will develop and use innovative legal tech solutions to deliver these free legal services as effectively and efficiently as possible.
Everyday Justice will be partnering with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice will create a holistic learning environment for law graduates who are undertaking the Practical Legal Training (‘PLT’) program and newly qualified lawyers who are interested in gaining legal experience in social justice and public interest matters.
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for six motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis. You can be located in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra or Perth.
You will be working under the direct supervision of leading professionals in the social justice sector, who are committed to providing interns with a supportive, stimulating and diverse learning environment.
All legal interns will undertake a comprehensive training program covering all areas of Everyday Justice’s practice, as well as training on the practical skills needed to build a strong foundation for a career in the social justice or public interest law sector. In addition, you will have access to senior lawyers from Mills Oakley, who will act as mentors throughout your internship.
The role will be fast-paced, dynamic and varied. It will involve individual client work in a wide range of practice areas, allowing you to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need of free legal services.
Who We Are Looking For
The ideal candidate will have:
Completed their law degree and either be eligible to commence Practical Legal Training or have recently completed Practical Legal Training;
Strong written and verbal communication skills;
Strong attention to detail;
An interest in developing legal experience in Everyday Justice’s practice areas;
A demonstrated understanding of and commitment to social justice;
The ability to work independently or as part of a team; and
Availability to start volunteering on 11 January 2021.
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
Applications close 5pm, Friday 4 December 2020 . Interested candidates should submit their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Madison Waller, Talent Acquisition Lead and submitted online via Mills Oakley’s Careers page .
Everyday Justice
Everyday Justice is a new charitable law firm owned by Mills Oakley, one of Australia’s leading law firms. Everyday Justice is dedicated to providing legal services to the ‘missing middle’ - people who require legal assistance but cannot obtain Legal Aid or access the legal system without incurring substantial financial hardship.
Everyday Justice will offer free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, bankruptcy, financial abuse, fines & infringements, human rights, environmental and other areas of public interest. The firm will develop and use innovative legal tech solutions to deliver these free legal services as effectively and efficiently as possible.
Everyday Justice will be partnering with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice will create a holistic learning environment for law graduates who are undertaking the Practical Legal Training (‘PLT’) program and newly qualified lawyers who are interested in gaining legal experience in social justice and public interest matters.
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for six motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis. You can be located in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra or Perth.
You will be working under the direct supervision of leading professionals in the social justice sector, who are committed to providing interns with a supportive, stimulating and diverse learning environment.
All legal interns will undertake a comprehensive training program covering all areas of Everyday Justice’s practice, as well as training on the practical skills needed to build a strong foundation for a career in the social justice or public interest law sector. In addition, you will have access to senior lawyers from Mills Oakley, who will act as mentors throughout your internship.
The role will be fast-paced, dynamic and varied. It will involve individual client work in a wide range of practice areas, allowing you to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need of free legal services.
Who We Are Looking For
The ideal candidate will have:
Completed their law degree and either be eligible to commence Practical Legal Training or have recently completed Practical Legal Training;
Strong written and verbal communication skills;
Strong attention to detail;
An interest in developing legal experience in Everyday Justice’s practice areas;
A demonstrated understanding of and commitment to social justice;
The ability to work independently or as part of a team; and
Availability to start volunteering on 11 January 2021.
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
Applications close 5pm, Friday 4 December 2020 . Interested candidates should submit their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Madison Waller, Talent Acquisition Lead and submitted online via Mills Oakley’s Careers page .
Everyday Justice is a new charitable law firm owned by Mills Oakley, one of Australia’s leading law firms. Everyday Justice is dedicated to providing legal services to the ‘missing middle’ - people who require legal assistance but cannot obtain Legal Aid or access the legal system without incurring substantial financial hardship.
Everyday Justice will offer free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, bankruptcy, financial abuse, fines & infringements, human rights, environmental and other areas of public interest. The firm will develop and use innovative legal tech solutions to deliver these free legal services as effectively and efficiently as possible.
Everyday Justice will be partnering with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice will create a holistic learning environment for law graduates who are undertaking the Practical Legal Training (‘PLT’) program and newly qualified lawyers who are interested in gaining legal experience in social justice and public interest matters.
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for six motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis. You can be located in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra or Perth.
You will be working under the direct supervision of leading professionals in the social justice sector, who are committed to providing interns with a supportive, stimulating and diverse learning environment.
All legal interns will undertake a comprehensive training program covering all areas of Everyday Justice’s practice, as well as training on the practical skills needed to build a strong foundation for a career in the social justice or public interest law sector. In addition, you will have access to senior lawyers from Mills Oakley, who will act as mentors throughout your internship.
The role will be fast-paced, dynamic and varied. It will involve individual client work in a wide range of practice areas, allowing you to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need of free legal services.
Who We Are Looking For
The ideal candidate will have:
Completed their law degree and either be eligible to commence Practical Legal Training or have recently completed Practical Legal Training;
Strong written and verbal communication skills;
Strong attention to detail;
An interest in developing legal experience in Everyday Justice’s practice areas;
A demonstrated understanding of and commitment to social justice;
The ability to work independently or as part of a team; and
Availability to start volunteering on 11 January 2021.
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
Applications close 5pm, Friday 4 December 2020 . Interested candidates should submit their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Madison Waller, Talent Acquisition Lead and submitted online via Mills Oakley’s Careers page .
Everyday Justice
Everyday Justice is a new charitable law firm owned by Mills Oakley, one of Australia’s leading law firms. Everyday Justice is dedicated to providing legal services to the ‘missing middle’ - people who require legal assistance but cannot obtain Legal Aid or access the legal system without incurring substantial financial hardship.
Everyday Justice will offer free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, bankruptcy, financial abuse, fines & infringements, human rights, environmental and other areas of public interest. The firm will develop and use innovative legal tech solutions to deliver these free legal services as effectively and efficiently as possible.
Everyday Justice will be partnering with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice will create a holistic learning environment for law graduates who are undertaking the Practical Legal Training (‘PLT’) program and newly qualified lawyers who are interested in gaining legal experience in social justice and public interest matters.
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for six motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis. You can be located in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra or Perth.
You will be working under the direct supervision of leading professionals in the social justice sector, who are committed to providing interns with a supportive, stimulating and diverse learning environment.
All legal interns will undertake a comprehensive training program covering all areas of Everyday Justice’s practice, as well as training on the practical skills needed to build a strong foundation for a career in the social justice or public interest law sector. In addition, you will have access to senior lawyers from Mills Oakley, who will act as mentors throughout your internship.
The role will be fast-paced, dynamic and varied. It will involve individual client work in a wide range of practice areas, allowing you to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need of free legal services.
Who We Are Looking For
The ideal candidate will have:
Completed their law degree and either be eligible to commence Practical Legal Training or have recently completed Practical Legal Training;
Strong written and verbal communication skills;
Strong attention to detail;
An interest in developing legal experience in Everyday Justice’s practice areas;
A demonstrated understanding of and commitment to social justice;
The ability to work independently or as part of a team; and
Availability to start volunteering on 11 January 2021.
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
Applications close 5pm, Friday 4 December 2020 . Interested candidates should submit their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Madison Waller, Talent Acquisition Lead and submitted online via Mills Oakley’s Careers page .
Everyday Justice is a new charitable law firm owned by Mills Oakley, one of Australia’s leading law firms. Everyday Justice is dedicated to providing legal services to the ‘missing middle’ - people who require legal assistance but cannot obtain Legal Aid or access the legal system without incurring substantial financial hardship.
Everyday Justice will offer free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, bankruptcy, financial abuse, fines & infringements, human rights, environmental and other areas of public interest. The firm will develop and use innovative legal tech solutions to deliver these free legal services as effectively and efficiently as possible.
Everyday Justice will be partnering with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice will create a holistic learning environment for law graduates who are undertaking the Practical Legal Training (‘PLT’) program and newly qualified lawyers who are interested in gaining legal experience in social justice and public interest matters.
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for six motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis. You can be located in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra or Perth.
You will be working under the direct supervision of leading professionals in the social justice sector, who are committed to providing interns with a supportive, stimulating and diverse learning environment.
All legal interns will undertake a comprehensive training program covering all areas of Everyday Justice’s practice, as well as training on the practical skills needed to build a strong foundation for a career in the social justice or public interest law sector. In addition, you will have access to senior lawyers from Mills Oakley, who will act as mentors throughout your internship.
The role will be fast-paced, dynamic and varied. It will involve individual client work in a wide range of practice areas, allowing you to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need of free legal services.
Who We Are Looking For
The ideal candidate will have:
Completed their law degree and either be eligible to commence Practical Legal Training or have recently completed Practical Legal Training;
Strong written and verbal communication skills;
Strong attention to detail;
An interest in developing legal experience in Everyday Justice’s practice areas;
A demonstrated understanding of and commitment to social justice;
The ability to work independently or as part of a team; and
Availability to start volunteering on 11 January 2021.
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
Applications close 5pm, Friday 4 December 2020 . Interested candidates should submit their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Madison Waller, Talent Acquisition Lead and submitted online via Mills Oakley’s Careers page .
