We are looking for great talent to join us at Integritas Law Firm. You will develop your practical legal knowledge and your ability to critically analyze content. We provide legal representation and advocacy for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse clients (Mandarin and Cantonese) who are mostly first generation migrants in New Zealand.
The work we do is diverse and stems across contractual and money disputes, family law, employment, and some criminal defence work.
What we are looking for:
Good English communication skills
Basic computer skills required (Microsoft Word/ Excel etc.)
Ability to communicate in Chinese (verbal: Mandarin; written: able to type Simplified/ Traditional Chinese) preferred
Some work experience in a law firm preferred but not essential
If you wish to apply as a junior solicitor, you will need to be admitted (or eligible to be promptly admitted) to practise in New Zealand. We also welcome applicants from Australia who are eligible to practise in New Zealand under the TTMRA
To apply, please email your cover letter, CV and academic transcript to our Practice Manager, Annie Li, at annie@ilfnz.com.
Integritas Law Firm is a registered legal practice in both New Zealand (Integritas Law Firm Limited) and in New South Wales (Ming Shue Paul Pang t/a Integritas Law Firm). Both offices are located in Auckland, New Zealand. You will be willing to travel and relocate to Auckland in order to accept any offer of employment from us.
Mar 13, 2020
Part-time
We are looking for great talent to join us at Integritas Law Firm. You will develop your practical legal knowledge and your ability to critically analyze content. We provide legal representation and advocacy for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse clients (Mandarin and Cantonese) who are mostly first generation migrants in New Zealand.
The work we do is diverse and stems across contractual and money disputes, family law, employment, and some criminal defence work.
What we are looking for:
Good English communication skills
Basic computer skills required (Microsoft Word/ Excel etc.)
Ability to communicate in Chinese (verbal: Mandarin; written: able to type Simplified/ Traditional Chinese) preferred
Some work experience in a law firm preferred but not essential
If you wish to apply as a junior solicitor, you will need to be admitted (or eligible to be promptly admitted) to practise in New Zealand. We also welcome applicants from Australia who are eligible to practise in New Zealand under the TTMRA
To apply, please email your cover letter, CV and academic transcript to our Practice Manager, Annie Li, at annie@ilfnz.com.
Integritas Law Firm is a registered legal practice in both New Zealand (Integritas Law Firm Limited) and in New South Wales (Ming Shue Paul Pang t/a Integritas Law Firm). Both offices are located in Auckland, New Zealand. You will be willing to travel and relocate to Auckland in order to accept any offer of employment from us.
ABOUT THE ROLE Healthdirect Australia is a national, government-owned, not-for-profit organisation that provides health and wellbeing information and advice to the population through a range of services and devices.
In operation since 2006, we work across health, pregnancy and birth, childhood and aged care, delivering efficient and effective services to Australians no matter where they live.
Reporting to Healthdirect Australia’s General Counsel and Company Secretary, and working on a daily basis across all business areas, the primary purpose of this role is to support the business through:
The provision of legal expertise towards sound commercial decision making ensuring that all contract development and negotiations are conducted within acceptable parameters to protect intellectual capital, commercial viability and funding sustainability.
Ensuring Healthdirect Australia's rights are fully protected through the provision of internal and external legal counsel and guidance in corporate advisory and common law litigation.
Actively ensuring that all corporate functions and service delivery operations are conducted within the limits prescribed by law and various government funding agreements highlighting business risks and ensuring compliance with relevant legislation.
ABOUT THE CANDIDATE To be successful in this role, you will have previous experience navigating a complex multi-stakeholder environment to successful outcomes and collaborating closely and frequently with team members.
A motivated self-starter with a passion for detail and quality of work will thrive in this role, working alongside an already highly capable and qualified team.
The successful candidate will have;
Minimum 6 years post-graduate Senior Associate experience in a mid-top tier firm.
Demonstrated considerable knowledge of relevant statutory and legislative requirements in Australia, including the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
Experience in taking legal instructions from internal and external stakeholders identifying key legal risks and solutions to those key legal risks.
Proven ability to successfully draft, interpret and negotiate a range of complex commercial and corporate contracts and legal documents.
Broad knowledge of and interest in health industry and government sector trends and issues, and an understanding of the Company’s authorising environment.
Tertiary qualifications in law and admitted to practice as a solicitor, holding a current practicing certificate.
Membership of Institute of Company Directors preferred.
HOW TO APPLY
Apply today if you are looking to join a company where the staff are proud to work, care about health consumers, like a challenge, share knowledge and provide real value.
To submit your application or to find out more information about this role, please email careers@healthdirect.org.au .
Please be aware that you must have the right to live and work in Australia to apply for this job.
Healthdirect is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We respect and seek to empower each individual and support the diverse cultures, perspectives, skills and experiences within our workforce.
Mar 09, 2020
Full-time
ABOUT THE ROLE Healthdirect Australia is a national, government-owned, not-for-profit organisation that provides health and wellbeing information and advice to the population through a range of services and devices.
In operation since 2006, we work across health, pregnancy and birth, childhood and aged care, delivering efficient and effective services to Australians no matter where they live.
Reporting to Healthdirect Australia’s General Counsel and Company Secretary, and working on a daily basis across all business areas, the primary purpose of this role is to support the business through:
The provision of legal expertise towards sound commercial decision making ensuring that all contract development and negotiations are conducted within acceptable parameters to protect intellectual capital, commercial viability and funding sustainability.
Ensuring Healthdirect Australia's rights are fully protected through the provision of internal and external legal counsel and guidance in corporate advisory and common law litigation.
Actively ensuring that all corporate functions and service delivery operations are conducted within the limits prescribed by law and various government funding agreements highlighting business risks and ensuring compliance with relevant legislation.
ABOUT THE CANDIDATE To be successful in this role, you will have previous experience navigating a complex multi-stakeholder environment to successful outcomes and collaborating closely and frequently with team members.
A motivated self-starter with a passion for detail and quality of work will thrive in this role, working alongside an already highly capable and qualified team.
The successful candidate will have;
Minimum 6 years post-graduate Senior Associate experience in a mid-top tier firm.
Demonstrated considerable knowledge of relevant statutory and legislative requirements in Australia, including the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
Experience in taking legal instructions from internal and external stakeholders identifying key legal risks and solutions to those key legal risks.
Proven ability to successfully draft, interpret and negotiate a range of complex commercial and corporate contracts and legal documents.
Broad knowledge of and interest in health industry and government sector trends and issues, and an understanding of the Company’s authorising environment.
Tertiary qualifications in law and admitted to practice as a solicitor, holding a current practicing certificate.
Membership of Institute of Company Directors preferred.
HOW TO APPLY
Apply today if you are looking to join a company where the staff are proud to work, care about health consumers, like a challenge, share knowledge and provide real value.
To submit your application or to find out more information about this role, please email careers@healthdirect.org.au .
Please be aware that you must have the right to live and work in Australia to apply for this job.
Healthdirect is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We respect and seek to empower each individual and support the diverse cultures, perspectives, skills and experiences within our workforce.
