3 jobs found in Melbourne

Seeking a law student on a casual or part-time basis (2 to 3 days a week) to join our Melbourne-based team.  You will work alongside experienced professionals in a boutique firm environment, contributing to high-impact client work and developing deep technical expertise across a range of specialist taxes. The role is flexible to allow you to focus during exam time and when assignments are due. Your responsibilities will include providing advisory support on: - Indirect tax controversy and litigation - Stamp duty - Land tax - Employment taxes and obligations. Skills and Qualifications - Studying a bachelor’s degree in Law. - Strong verbal and written communication skills. - High attention to detail, initiative, and motivation. - Ability to work independently and within a small, collaborative team. - Confidence to challenge the status quo and deliver unexpected value.

Are you really passionate about the world we live in, forests, trees, climate change and making a difference? Who we are Hikari Solutions works with organisations that want to do the right thing and need help making it real. We sit at the intersection of law, ESG and practical implementation. Our work is about translating legal and regulatory requirements into systems, processes and behaviours that actually work inside organisations. We are not a traditional law firm. We are not a strategy consultancy. We are deliberately built to bridge the gap between knowing what is required and making it happen. The problem we solve Many organisations understand their ESG and legal obligations in theory, but struggle to apply them in practice. They are time poor, under pressure, and operating in complex commercial environments. Generic advice, high-level frameworks or tick-box compliance does not help them manage real risk. That is where Hikari comes in. How we work We start with...

The Roman Lawyers is offering up to eight volunteer internship positions to students Leo Cousin, College of Law and law students in their final year of their law degree who wish to  gain experience and develop connections with members of the legal profession. The internship will operate like a clerkship. The internship will be of interest to students considering a career as a solicitor, however prospective applicants do not need to have decided to pursue a career as a solicitor in order to apply. Interns will obtain, under supervision  practical knowledge of law and procedure in criminal, civil, family, and conveyancing. There will be a comprehensive induction and training – equip yourself with the skills and knowledge to thrive in public interest law and a diverse practice area – rotate through placements in criminal law, commercial and civil litigation, family law, and conveyancing. Interns will obtain the basic necessary administrations skills required to...