The College of Law Jobs Noticeboard is the best way to find your next job or PLT work experience placement.
With over 80 registered employer organisations, and an average of 80 jobs available each week across Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom, the College’s Jobs Noticeboard should be the first stop on your job search.
The noticeboard is for current and past students seeking work experience placements, graduate positions and legal positions with up to five years' experience.
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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.
Credit & Investments Ombudsman
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Case Manager (lawyer) – Dispute Resolution
Are you looking for a new, diverse and challenging legal career?
Do you enjoy building rapport with stakeholders?
Are you driven to succeed ?
We currently have both part time and full time positions available to join our teams that predominantly investigate and facilitate financial services disputes.
About CIO
Credit and Investments Ombudsman (CIO) is an independent dispute resolution scheme in the financial services industry, approved by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
Key responsibilities
Investigate dispute cases
Identify and apply applicable laws, industry codes of practice and relevant conduct standards to issues in the dispute
Actively facilitate negotiations between parties
Prepare written decisions of dispute cases
Qualifications, skills and experience
A law degree, with at least 1-5 years relevant post-admission experience (in dispute resolution) or equivalent financial sector industry experience.
Ability to understand and explain complex legal and financial concepts in Plain English
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Highly developed analytical and investigative skills
Sound decision-making skills and balanced judgement
Strong time management and organisational skills
Ability and focus to meet and exceed KPIs/targets
Personal qualities
Professional presentation at all times
Maintain confidentiality and discretion at all times
Strong work ethic
Team player with the ability to work independently
What we offer:
Collaborative and friendly work environment
Challenging and interesting work in financial services and financial services law
Cover your annual practicing certificate fee to the City of Sydney Law Society
Health/wellness and incentive programs
To express your interest in this opportunity, please submit a cover letter and resume to hr@cio.org.au
Closing Date: Sunday 24 September (11.59pm)
Thank you for your interest in the position. Please note only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.
CIO is an Equal Opportunity employer and we value inclusion and diversity.
Sep 15, 2017
Full-time
Case Manager (lawyer) – Dispute Resolution
Are you looking for a new, diverse and challenging legal career?
Do you enjoy building rapport with stakeholders?
Are you driven to succeed ?
We currently have both part time and full time positions available to join our teams that predominantly investigate and facilitate financial services disputes.
About CIO
Credit and Investments Ombudsman (CIO) is an independent dispute resolution scheme in the financial services industry, approved by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
Key responsibilities
Investigate dispute cases
Identify and apply applicable laws, industry codes of practice and relevant conduct standards to issues in the dispute
Actively facilitate negotiations between parties
Prepare written decisions of dispute cases
Qualifications, skills and experience
A law degree, with at least 1-5 years relevant post-admission experience (in dispute resolution) or equivalent financial sector industry experience.
Ability to understand and explain complex legal and financial concepts in Plain English
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Highly developed analytical and investigative skills
Sound decision-making skills and balanced judgement
Strong time management and organisational skills
Ability and focus to meet and exceed KPIs/targets
Personal qualities
Professional presentation at all times
Maintain confidentiality and discretion at all times
Strong work ethic
Team player with the ability to work independently
What we offer:
Collaborative and friendly work environment
Challenging and interesting work in financial services and financial services law
Cover your annual practicing certificate fee to the City of Sydney Law Society
Health/wellness and incentive programs
To express your interest in this opportunity, please submit a cover letter and resume to hr@cio.org.au
Closing Date: Sunday 24 September (11.59pm)
Thank you for your interest in the position. Please note only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.
CIO is an Equal Opportunity employer and we value inclusion and diversity.
