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Consumer Credit Legal Service (WA) Perth, Western Australia, Australia

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY FOR LAW GRADUATES CCLSWA is a not-for-profit community legal centre specialising in credit and banking law and work primarily within the parameters of the National Consumer Credit Protection Act and the Australian Consumer Law. We deliver free legal advice to West Australians through our telephone advice line. As a volunteer paralegal, you will have ample opportunity to do the following: Assume direct client contact on the telephone advice line or facetoface. Draft appropriate legal advice for solicitors’ approval. Assist in case file management. Undertake legal and policy research. Prepare and deliver community legal education sessions We look for graduates with strong academic records in their LLB or Juris Doc studies. We value relevant experience in legal and/or customer service industries. You must be able and willing to commit to at least 3 days per week until your PLT has been completed. You must also be prepared to make time for regular skills training.

Aug 23, 2017

Contract

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY FOR LAW GRADUATES CCLSWA is a not-for-profit community legal centre specialising in credit and banking law and work primarily within the parameters of the National Consumer Credit Protection Act and the Australian Consumer Law. We deliver free legal advice to West Australians through our telephone advice line. As a volunteer paralegal, you will have ample opportunity to do the following: Assume direct client contact on the telephone advice line or facetoface. Draft appropriate legal advice for solicitors’ approval. Assist in case file management. Undertake legal and policy research. Prepare and deliver community legal education sessions We look for graduates with strong academic records in their LLB or Juris Doc studies. We value relevant experience in legal and/or customer service industries. You must be able and willing to commit to at least 3 days per week until your PLT has been completed. You must also be prepared to make time for regular skills training.

Justice Connect PLT Placement – Homeless Law and Seniors Law Service, Melbourne

Justice Connect Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Our Melbourne office is currently recruiting PLT students to work with our Homeless Law and Seniors Law Service. PLT students receive on-the-job legal training and supervision, providing valuable experience to set you up for your legal career. We have places for two or three students to start in August 2017 working 2-4 days per week for a minimum of 50 days. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. Homeless Law and Seniors Law are two dynamic legal teams at Justice Connect delivering access to justice through pro bono. Homeless Law provides legal assistance to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, specialising in tenancy, infringements, guardianship and administration law and credit and debt. Seniors Law is a legal service for older Victorians, specialising in elder abuse and other legal issues associated with ageing. Through the PLT placement, you will have the opportunity to participate in: Intake of new telephone enquiries; taking instructions and communicating with clients; assessing matters for clinic appointments and drafting letters; file management: inputting and maintaining accurate client information and communications; delivering supervised legal information to clients; supporting the work of the lawyers (internal and secondee lawyers) by communicating with lawyers, case workers and court and tribunal staff, and drafting correspondence and referral memoranda; legal research, analysis and problem solving; and team meetings. Applications will be assessed on relevant skills and experience as well as a demonstrated interest in and commitment to not-for-profit organisations and the community sector. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are highly encouraged to apply. The Justice Connect Melbourne office is located in the Melbourne CBD. This is an unpaid position. You must: Be enrolled in, or have completed College of Law, or its equivalent at a participating university; Be able to work at least 3 days a week; and Undertake a minimum of 50 days of practical legal training at Justice Connect. For information on what to expect from your placement, please go to www.justiceconnect.org.au/getinvolved/practical-legal-training-placements . To apply for the position please go to: https://www.justiceconnect.org.au/get-involved/practical-legal-training/apply-now Complete the form on our 'apply now' page (including a CV and Cover Letter in Word format).

Aug 07, 2017

Part-time

Our Melbourne office is currently recruiting PLT students to work with our Homeless Law and Seniors Law Service. PLT students receive on-the-job legal training and supervision, providing valuable experience to set you up for your legal career. We have places for two or three students to start in August 2017 working 2-4 days per week for a minimum of 50 days. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. Homeless Law and Seniors Law are two dynamic legal teams at Justice Connect delivering access to justice through pro bono. Homeless Law provides legal assistance to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, specialising in tenancy, infringements, guardianship and administration law and credit and debt. Seniors Law is a legal service for older Victorians, specialising in elder abuse and other legal issues associated with ageing. Through the PLT placement, you will have the opportunity to participate in: Intake of new telephone enquiries; taking instructions and communicating with clients; assessing matters for clinic appointments and drafting letters; file management: inputting and maintaining accurate client information and communications; delivering supervised legal information to clients; supporting the work of the lawyers (internal and secondee lawyers) by communicating with lawyers, case workers and court and tribunal staff, and drafting correspondence and referral memoranda; legal research, analysis and problem solving; and team meetings. Applications will be assessed on relevant skills and experience as well as a demonstrated interest in and commitment to not-for-profit organisations and the community sector. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are highly encouraged to apply. The Justice Connect Melbourne office is located in the Melbourne CBD. This is an unpaid position. You must: Be enrolled in, or have completed College of Law, or its equivalent at a participating university; Be able to work at least 3 days a week; and Undertake a minimum of 50 days of practical legal training at Justice Connect. For information on what to expect from your placement, please go to www.justiceconnect.org.au/getinvolved/practical-legal-training-placements . To apply for the position please go to: https://www.justiceconnect.org.au/get-involved/practical-legal-training/apply-now Complete the form on our 'apply now' page (including a CV and Cover Letter in Word format).

Professional Legal Trainee

Immigration Advice & Rights Centre Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

If you did law because you were passionate about human rights and social justice, loved research or wanted to help people negotiate the legal system, then the Immigration Advice and Rights Centre (IARC) is the place to put your knowledge and your passion into practice while completing the work experience component of your PLT. IARC is a Community Legal Centre that works with asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable migrants. We provide free legal advice and assistance as solicitors and registered migration agents to vulnerable clients in matters such as protection visas (with particular expertise in LGBTIQ protection visas), family visas (with the majority of our work under the family violence provisions) and visa conditions, cancellation, and citizenship. IARC is also heavily involved in policy and law reform and community development, education and advocacy. The IARC legal team is small and highly skilled. As such you will receive excellent one on one training and supervision. You will learn about immigration law and the political environment we work in. You will be exposed to the legal and community sector and experience a unique way of working. You will be taught interviewing skills, file management and the fundamentals of working in a legal practice. Your responsibilities will include undertaking research and drafting documents, being involved in the carriage of matters and working with clients. YOU MUST ADDRESS THE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR YOUR APPLICATION TO BE CONSIDERED We are looking for people who a) have previous volunteer experience b) can demonstrate excellent communication skills, both written and verbal c) can demonstrate a commitment to human rights and social justice d) are willing to help where needed, have initiative and are organised e) are nearing completion of College of Law, or the equivalent at participating universities. We have a required minimum of 55 – 75 day work experience component of your PLT f) are able to work three days a week. This is an unpaid position. APPLY Apply by forwarding your CV and a cover letter addressing the selection criteria (a-f) above to Liz Simpson, Solicitor at iarcvolunteer@iarc.asn.au Enquiries can also be sent to this email. Applications close Monday 18 September at 5 pm. Note that applications will be assessed as they come in and interviews will be arranged for successful candidates. IARC's PLT placements are highly sought after positions and attract a high calibre of applicant. If you do not address the Selection Criteria, you will not be considered.

Jul 31, 2017

Part-time

If you did law because you were passionate about human rights and social justice, loved research or wanted to help people negotiate the legal system, then the Immigration Advice and Rights Centre (IARC) is the place to put your knowledge and your passion into practice while completing the work experience component of your PLT. IARC is a Community Legal Centre that works with asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable migrants. We provide free legal advice and assistance as solicitors and registered migration agents to vulnerable clients in matters such as protection visas (with particular expertise in LGBTIQ protection visas), family visas (with the majority of our work under the family violence provisions) and visa conditions, cancellation, and citizenship. IARC is also heavily involved in policy and law reform and community development, education and advocacy. The IARC legal team is small and highly skilled. As such you will receive excellent one on one training and supervision. You will learn about immigration law and the political environment we work in. You will be exposed to the legal and community sector and experience a unique way of working. You will be taught interviewing skills, file management and the fundamentals of working in a legal practice. Your responsibilities will include undertaking research and drafting documents, being involved in the carriage of matters and working with clients. YOU MUST ADDRESS THE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR YOUR APPLICATION TO BE CONSIDERED We are looking for people who a) have previous volunteer experience b) can demonstrate excellent communication skills, both written and verbal c) can demonstrate a commitment to human rights and social justice d) are willing to help where needed, have initiative and are organised e) are nearing completion of College of Law, or the equivalent at participating universities. We have a required minimum of 55 – 75 day work experience component of your PLT f) are able to work three days a week. This is an unpaid position. APPLY Apply by forwarding your CV and a cover letter addressing the selection criteria (a-f) above to Liz Simpson, Solicitor at iarcvolunteer@iarc.asn.au Enquiries can also be sent to this email. Applications close Monday 18 September at 5 pm. Note that applications will be assessed as they come in and interviews will be arranged for successful candidates. IARC's PLT placements are highly sought after positions and attract a high calibre of applicant. If you do not address the Selection Criteria, you will not be considered.

PLT Western Sydney Community Legal Centre – Parramatta

Western Sydney community Legal Center

WSCLC Parramatta has developed a structured Practical Legal Training (PLT) program for students who undertake a range of legal and some administrative support roles at the Centre. This is a great opportunity for students to experience legal practice and consider professional responsibilities in a community setting that seeks to assist clients facing barriers to access to justice. The intention of the Program is to prepare students for legal practice. The position is voluntary and unpaid. The PLT Program duties include performing client intake, taking instructions, assisting in giving legal advice, casework, legal drafting and following up client matters. PLT students always work under the supervision of a solicitor. PLT students will also be allocated an ongoing project to progress on a more independent basis, although ongoing mentoring is provided. There is a comprehensive reading program that accompanies the experience of working at WSCLC Parramatta with readings in family law, civil law, criminal law, legal professional responsibilities and access to justice. The Program is only offered to suitable applicants subject to an application process, an interview and availability, and preference is given to applicants committing to a 60+ day placement with progression of 3 days per week, usually including one evening per week. PLT Students are indemnified as volunteer workers under the WSCLC Professional Indemnity Insurance policy. Students are responsible for ensuring they comply with all conditions and requirements of their PLT provider in progressing towards admission. The PLT Program supervisor is available to meet with students as negotiated to support and evaluate the student’s progress to completion of the PLT Program. Selection criteria: Prerequisite – Completion of a law degree and eligibility to commence the practical experience components of Practical Legal Training (preferably completed all PLT/College course work). Essential criteria – Demonstrated understanding of and commitment to social justice. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Demonstrated ability to work empathically and effectively with diverse groups and clients who may experience disadvantage (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients, clients with disabilities, clients from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, clients experiencing domestic violence, clients with complex needs, clients who identify as LGBTIQ, etc). Understanding of legal professional practice issues affecting Community Legal Centres including duties to maintain confidentiality, to avoid conflicts of interest, and to engage in best practice. Ability to work independently and as part of a small team. Demonstrated interest in legal issues affecting communities served by WSCLC. The application Applicants must address the above selection criteria in 2-3 pages and include a copy of their current resume, including the names of two independent referees. Applications must be submitted by email to the Acting Principal Solicitor Peter Longfield at recruitment@wsclc.org.au Applications that do not address the selection criteria will not be assessed. Applications must be received by Monday, September 4, 2017 till 5pm. No exceptions will be made. WSCLC’s human resources policies, procedures and practices support anti-discrimination principles and encourage people living with a disability, people who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, people from diverse cultural backgrounds and people identifying as LGBTIQ to apply. Please contact the Centre if you require adjustment in answering the criteria (8833 0911 or email as below). As part of your application, please let us know if there is anything that we should know about you that may cause an issue to arise under the Legal Profession Uniform Law (NSW). As an example see section 119 of the Act. For more information on the application process or with any other questions, please contact the Acting Principal Solicitor Peter Longfield at recruitment@wsclc.org.au

Aug 21, 2017

Part-time

WSCLC Parramatta has developed a structured Practical Legal Training (PLT) program for students who undertake a range of legal and some administrative support roles at the Centre. This is a great opportunity for students to experience legal practice and consider professional responsibilities in a community setting that seeks to assist clients facing barriers to access to justice. The intention of the Program is to prepare students for legal practice. The position is voluntary and unpaid. The PLT Program duties include performing client intake, taking instructions, assisting in giving legal advice, casework, legal drafting and following up client matters. PLT students always work under the supervision of a solicitor. PLT students will also be allocated an ongoing project to progress on a more independent basis, although ongoing mentoring is provided. There is a comprehensive reading program that accompanies the experience of working at WSCLC Parramatta with readings in family law, civil law, criminal law, legal professional responsibilities and access to justice. The Program is only offered to suitable applicants subject to an application process, an interview and availability, and preference is given to applicants committing to a 60+ day placement with progression of 3 days per week, usually including one evening per week. PLT Students are indemnified as volunteer workers under the WSCLC Professional Indemnity Insurance policy. Students are responsible for ensuring they comply with all conditions and requirements of their PLT provider in progressing towards admission. The PLT Program supervisor is available to meet with students as negotiated to support and evaluate the student’s progress to completion of the PLT Program. Selection criteria: Prerequisite – Completion of a law degree and eligibility to commence the practical experience components of Practical Legal Training (preferably completed all PLT/College course work). Essential criteria – Demonstrated understanding of and commitment to social justice. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Demonstrated ability to work empathically and effectively with diverse groups and clients who may experience disadvantage (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients, clients with disabilities, clients from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, clients experiencing domestic violence, clients with complex needs, clients who identify as LGBTIQ, etc). Understanding of legal professional practice issues affecting Community Legal Centres including duties to maintain confidentiality, to avoid conflicts of interest, and to engage in best practice. Ability to work independently and as part of a small team. Demonstrated interest in legal issues affecting communities served by WSCLC. The application Applicants must address the above selection criteria in 2-3 pages and include a copy of their current resume, including the names of two independent referees. Applications must be submitted by email to the Acting Principal Solicitor Peter Longfield at recruitment@wsclc.org.au Applications that do not address the selection criteria will not be assessed. Applications must be received by Monday, September 4, 2017 till 5pm. No exceptions will be made. WSCLC’s human resources policies, procedures and practices support anti-discrimination principles and encourage people living with a disability, people who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, people from diverse cultural backgrounds and people identifying as LGBTIQ to apply. Please contact the Centre if you require adjustment in answering the criteria (8833 0911 or email as below). As part of your application, please let us know if there is anything that we should know about you that may cause an issue to arise under the Legal Profession Uniform Law (NSW). As an example see section 119 of the Act. For more information on the application process or with any other questions, please contact the Acting Principal Solicitor Peter Longfield at recruitment@wsclc.org.au

Latest Jobs

Volunteer Solicitor - Humanitarian Law

Salvos Legal Goodna, Queensland, Australia

Salvos Legal Humanitarian is an award-winning, social enterprise law firm owned by the Salvation Army. We provide free legal services to people who need them most, and have acted in over 18,000 pro-bono matters to date. Uniquely, we are fully funded by our commercial arm, Salvos Legal, which acts for NSW and Federal Government agencies, ASX 200 companies, SMEs, Not-For-Profits and individuals. Our firm was was awarded Australian Law Firm of the Year (up to 100 lawyers) and Corporate Citizen Firm of the Year at the 2016 Australasian Law Awards. We were also recently named one of the 2016 Innovative Firms by Australasian Lawyer. The role… A volunteer placement with Salvos Legal Humanitarian offers you a unique opportunity to: Gain “hands on” experience in criminal, family and refugee and migration law and day-to-day case management in a best practice environment; Develop your foundational legal skills through active mentoring from our respected staff team; Gain 4 months experience towards your unrestricted practicing certificate in a social justice context; Participate in our internal CLE program, earning a minimum of 5 CLE points during your 4 month internship; Benefit from our staff well-being program, which supports both professional and personal development; Join an innovative, energetic and friendly team in a boutique firm You… To secure this exciting opportunity you will need to be a junior solicitor with a genuine interest in humanitarian law, and a commitment to volunteering a minimum of 3 days/ week for 4 months. You will have strong communication and time-management skills, proven interpersonal skills including the ability to relate well to people from diverse backgrounds, and a desire to learn from more experienced practitioners while making an integral contribution to your team. If you are an energetic and flexible young lawyer with a heart for social justice, then you may well be the right person to join this team. To apply, please forward your CV together with a one-page cover letter to: Sophia McCrindle Volunteer & Education Coordinator volunteercoordinator@salvoslegal.com.au

Aug 24, 2017

Part-time

Salvos Legal Humanitarian is an award-winning, social enterprise law firm owned by the Salvation Army. We provide free legal services to people who need them most, and have acted in over 18,000 pro-bono matters to date. Uniquely, we are fully funded by our commercial arm, Salvos Legal, which acts for NSW and Federal Government agencies, ASX 200 companies, SMEs, Not-For-Profits and individuals. Our firm was was awarded Australian Law Firm of the Year (up to 100 lawyers) and Corporate Citizen Firm of the Year at the 2016 Australasian Law Awards. We were also recently named one of the 2016 Innovative Firms by Australasian Lawyer. The role… A volunteer placement with Salvos Legal Humanitarian offers you a unique opportunity to: Gain “hands on” experience in criminal, family and refugee and migration law and day-to-day case management in a best practice environment; Develop your foundational legal skills through active mentoring from our respected staff team; Gain 4 months experience towards your unrestricted practicing certificate in a social justice context; Participate in our internal CLE program, earning a minimum of 5 CLE points during your 4 month internship; Benefit from our staff well-being program, which supports both professional and personal development; Join an innovative, energetic and friendly team in a boutique firm You… To secure this exciting opportunity you will need to be a junior solicitor with a genuine interest in humanitarian law, and a commitment to volunteering a minimum of 3 days/ week for 4 months. You will have strong communication and time-management skills, proven interpersonal skills including the ability to relate well to people from diverse backgrounds, and a desire to learn from more experienced practitioners while making an integral contribution to your team. If you are an energetic and flexible young lawyer with a heart for social justice, then you may well be the right person to join this team. To apply, please forward your CV together with a one-page cover letter to: Sophia McCrindle Volunteer & Education Coordinator volunteercoordinator@salvoslegal.com.au

PLT Placement - Property Law

Salvos Legal Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Salvos Legal is an award-winning, social enterprise law firm owned by the Salvation Army. We act for NSW and Federal Government agencies, ASX 200 companies, SMEs, Not-For-Profits and individuals. Uniquely, all of our profits fund our humanitarian arm, Salvos Legal Humanitarian, which provides free legal services to people who need them most. Our firm was recognised as the 2014 Law Firm of the Year in the Australian Law Awards and was awarded Australian Law Firm of the Year (up to 100 lawyers) and Corporate Citizen Firm of the Year at the 2016 Australasian Law Awards . We were also recently named one of the 2016 Innovative Firms by Australasian Lawyer . The role… A placement in Salvos Legal’s Property Team offers you a unique opportunity to: Gain “hands on” experience in commercial and retail leasing, sales and purchase and general property advice work in a best practice environment; Develop your foundational legal skills through active mentoring from our respected staff team; Complete your PLT hours or gain 4 months experience towards your unrestricted practicing certificate; Participate in our internal CLE program, earning a minimum of 5 CLE points during your 4 month internship; Benefit from our staff well-being program, which supports both professional and personal development; Join an innovative, energetic and friendly team in a boutique firm You… To secure this exciting opportunity you will need to be a law graduate or junior solicitor with a genuine interest in Property Law, and a commitment to volunteering a minimum of four days per week for four months. You will have strong interpersonal, written communication and time-management skills and a desire to learn from more experienced practitioners while making an integral contribution to your team. If you are an energetic and flexible young lawyer with a hunger to participate in a unique and growing business and a heart for social justice, then you may well be the right person to join this team. To apply, please forward your CV together with a one-page cover letter to: John Dinamarca Volunteer Administrator volunteercoordinator@salvoslegal.com.au

Aug 24, 2017

Part-time

Salvos Legal is an award-winning, social enterprise law firm owned by the Salvation Army. We act for NSW and Federal Government agencies, ASX 200 companies, SMEs, Not-For-Profits and individuals. Uniquely, all of our profits fund our humanitarian arm, Salvos Legal Humanitarian, which provides free legal services to people who need them most. Our firm was recognised as the 2014 Law Firm of the Year in the Australian Law Awards and was awarded Australian Law Firm of the Year (up to 100 lawyers) and Corporate Citizen Firm of the Year at the 2016 Australasian Law Awards . We were also recently named one of the 2016 Innovative Firms by Australasian Lawyer . The role… A placement in Salvos Legal’s Property Team offers you a unique opportunity to: Gain “hands on” experience in commercial and retail leasing, sales and purchase and general property advice work in a best practice environment; Develop your foundational legal skills through active mentoring from our respected staff team; Complete your PLT hours or gain 4 months experience towards your unrestricted practicing certificate; Participate in our internal CLE program, earning a minimum of 5 CLE points during your 4 month internship; Benefit from our staff well-being program, which supports both professional and personal development; Join an innovative, energetic and friendly team in a boutique firm You… To secure this exciting opportunity you will need to be a law graduate or junior solicitor with a genuine interest in Property Law, and a commitment to volunteering a minimum of four days per week for four months. You will have strong interpersonal, written communication and time-management skills and a desire to learn from more experienced practitioners while making an integral contribution to your team. If you are an energetic and flexible young lawyer with a hunger to participate in a unique and growing business and a heart for social justice, then you may well be the right person to join this team. To apply, please forward your CV together with a one-page cover letter to: John Dinamarca Volunteer Administrator volunteercoordinator@salvoslegal.com.au

PLT Placement

JT Legal Practice Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia

We are looking for students wishing to undertake their Practical Legal Training component, or a recent graduate wishing to complete their practical experience component in Liverpool CBD. Your responsibilities will include assisting our lawyers in drafting documents and correspondence, attending settlements, managing clients and their correspondences, file management & general office duties. How to Apply: Please email your CV to: tmai@jtlegalpractice.com

Aug 24, 2017

Part-time

We are looking for students wishing to undertake their Practical Legal Training component, or a recent graduate wishing to complete their practical experience component in Liverpool CBD. Your responsibilities will include assisting our lawyers in drafting documents and correspondence, attending settlements, managing clients and their correspondences, file management & general office duties. How to Apply: Please email your CV to: tmai@jtlegalpractice.com

PLT Placement

Just Defence Criminal and Family Lawyers Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

JOB DESCRIPTION Just Defence is a boutique, full service legal firm specialising in criminal and family law. Our team is diverse, energetic, and committed to excellence, with experience in mentoring promising PLTs. We are looking for enthusiastic, punctual, and reliable students to undertake their PLT with us. Are you interested in working as part of a team, assisting senior lawyers to provide ethical, excellent service across a variety of areas of law including Criminal Law, Family Law, Property Law, Civil Law and Administrative Law? In this role, you will develop the following skills: Administrative duties Legal research Taking instructions from clients, and interviewing witnesses Drafting legal documents such as affidavits, briefs, subpoenas, and witness statements Client management To be successful you will be able to demonstrate the following: Integrity High level written and verbal communication skills Outstanding research and problem solving skills Time management skills Ability to work well under pressure Attention to detail Team work and initiative Commitment to excellence You will need to be available to start immediately. A minimum of 4 days per week is required, with 5 days being preferable. This is an unpaid position. Application Process: Please send a short cover letter, along with your academic transcript and resume to info@justdefence.com.au by Wednesday, 23 August 2017.

Aug 24, 2017

Full-time

JOB DESCRIPTION Just Defence is a boutique, full service legal firm specialising in criminal and family law. Our team is diverse, energetic, and committed to excellence, with experience in mentoring promising PLTs. We are looking for enthusiastic, punctual, and reliable students to undertake their PLT with us. Are you interested in working as part of a team, assisting senior lawyers to provide ethical, excellent service across a variety of areas of law including Criminal Law, Family Law, Property Law, Civil Law and Administrative Law? In this role, you will develop the following skills: Administrative duties Legal research Taking instructions from clients, and interviewing witnesses Drafting legal documents such as affidavits, briefs, subpoenas, and witness statements Client management To be successful you will be able to demonstrate the following: Integrity High level written and verbal communication skills Outstanding research and problem solving skills Time management skills Ability to work well under pressure Attention to detail Team work and initiative Commitment to excellence You will need to be available to start immediately. A minimum of 4 days per week is required, with 5 days being preferable. This is an unpaid position. Application Process: Please send a short cover letter, along with your academic transcript and resume to info@justdefence.com.au by Wednesday, 23 August 2017.

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