LawBridge Lawyers & Consultants - About Us
LawBridge Lawyers & Consultants is a fast-growing boutique legal firm that provides services within the Commercial, not-for-profit, and Personal law practice areas.
LawBridge has built a reputation for providing high quality and timely services, balanced with a strong internal emphasis on culture and values. We have a genuine dedication to reach the best possible outcomes for our clients.
LawBridge has a team of 15 members and two offices, Sydney CBD and Chullora NSW. The position will be at our City office.
The Opportunity
The position is a volunteer and created for law graduates undertaking the Practical Legal Training (‘PLT’) program. The candidate would be assisting our solicitors, including partners and administrative support.
The position will expose the candidate to a holistic learning experience in various areas of Law including, Commercial and Corporate Law, Property Law, Intellectual Property, Not-for-Profit, Family Law, Administrative Law and Commercial Litigation.
The successful candidate Must be able to attend Monday, Tuesday and Thursday - to start immediately.
At the successful completion of the PLT position, LawBridge may consider offering the candidate a graduate position on a full-time basis.
Required Skills
The ideal candidate must have:
Eligible to commence Practical Legal Training;
Confident communication (verbal and written) skills;
Attention to detail;
Ability to take responsibility for the given task;
A positive, friendly, proactive and can-do attitude to get the job done.
Apply
Please submit your CV and a cover letter to Adam Jacobs at info@lawbridge.com.au.
Jan 24, 2022
Part-time
LawBridge Lawyers & Consultants - About Us
LawBridge Lawyers & Consultants is a fast-growing boutique legal firm that provides services within the Commercial, not-for-profit, and Personal law practice areas.
LawBridge has built a reputation for providing high quality and timely services, balanced with a strong internal emphasis on culture and values. We have a genuine dedication to reach the best possible outcomes for our clients.
LawBridge has a team of 15 members and two offices, Sydney CBD and Chullora NSW. The position will be at our City office.
The Opportunity
The position is a volunteer and created for law graduates undertaking the Practical Legal Training (‘PLT’) program. The candidate would be assisting our solicitors, including partners and administrative support.
The position will expose the candidate to a holistic learning experience in various areas of Law including, Commercial and Corporate Law, Property Law, Intellectual Property, Not-for-Profit, Family Law, Administrative Law and Commercial Litigation.
The successful candidate Must be able to attend Monday, Tuesday and Thursday - to start immediately.
At the successful completion of the PLT position, LawBridge may consider offering the candidate a graduate position on a full-time basis.
Required Skills
The ideal candidate must have:
Eligible to commence Practical Legal Training;
Confident communication (verbal and written) skills;
Attention to detail;
Ability to take responsibility for the given task;
A positive, friendly, proactive and can-do attitude to get the job done.
Apply
Please submit your CV and a cover letter to Adam Jacobs at info@lawbridge.com.au.
The HIV/AIDS Legal Centre (HALC) is currently looking for volunteer PLT Students/Law Students/Solicitors to join our team for an immediate start.
Volunteers may, from time to time be required to see clients face to face and/or attend Tribunals/Courts and as such these positions must be undertaken face to face at our Surry Hills office. Unfortunately, we have very limited capacity for volunteers to work remotely on non client related research tasks.
For your protection and the protection of staff, other volunteers and clients, at this stage, we are only opening applications to those who have received 2 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine. This course of action aims to achieve consistency with the messaging from NSW Health as well as the recommendations from our funders.
Those with medical exemptions will be assessed on a case-by-case basis in order to mitigate the risk to themselves and others.
About the organisation:
HALC provides free legal services to people affected by, and those most at risk of, HIV and Hep C (HCV) on HIV/HCV related legal matters.
We deal with a range of HIV/Hep C related legal issues including -
Immigration
Administrative Law
Public Health
Criminal
Employment
Discrimination
Insurance/Superannuation
Estate planning
Social Security
Family
Position Description:
Volunteers perform a variety of day-to-day tasks including -
delivery of legal advice under the direct supervision of a solicitor;
drafting of legal advice, submissions, applications to courts & tribunals and other legal correspondence
maintaining accurate files and legal records
client intakes
casework and client interviews under directions from Solicitors;
general administrative work
researching legal and administrative laws and procedures;
Essential criteria:
sensitivity to people affected by HIV and Hep C
sensitivity towards clients from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds, the LGBTI community, sex workers, people who use drugs and persons with disabilities
Ability to work fairly independently and with quick instructions. Proactively working on files allocated to you. (All work is supervised and monitored by Solicitors)
ability to work under pressure
basic computer skills
ability to work in a small team/open office environment
We request applicants to commit to at least 3 days per week over a minimum 3 month period (preferably 4/5 days per week when completing PLT requirements ). Please do not apply if cannot commit to the minimum days/time period required.
Send in your brief resume and cover letter indicating the number of days and specific days you will be able to work for to halc@halc.org.au
Unfortunately, due to the limited resources of our Centre, only applicants that progress to the next stage will be contacted.
Jan 24, 2022
Part-time
The HIV/AIDS Legal Centre (HALC) is currently looking for volunteer PLT Students/Law Students/Solicitors to join our team for an immediate start.
Volunteers may, from time to time be required to see clients face to face and/or attend Tribunals/Courts and as such these positions must be undertaken face to face at our Surry Hills office. Unfortunately, we have very limited capacity for volunteers to work remotely on non client related research tasks.
For your protection and the protection of staff, other volunteers and clients, at this stage, we are only opening applications to those who have received 2 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine. This course of action aims to achieve consistency with the messaging from NSW Health as well as the recommendations from our funders.
Those with medical exemptions will be assessed on a case-by-case basis in order to mitigate the risk to themselves and others.
About the organisation:
HALC provides free legal services to people affected by, and those most at risk of, HIV and Hep C (HCV) on HIV/HCV related legal matters.
We deal with a range of HIV/Hep C related legal issues including -
Immigration
Administrative Law
Public Health
Criminal
Employment
Discrimination
Insurance/Superannuation
Estate planning
Social Security
Family
Position Description:
Volunteers perform a variety of day-to-day tasks including -
delivery of legal advice under the direct supervision of a solicitor;
drafting of legal advice, submissions, applications to courts & tribunals and other legal correspondence
maintaining accurate files and legal records
client intakes
casework and client interviews under directions from Solicitors;
general administrative work
researching legal and administrative laws and procedures;
Essential criteria:
sensitivity to people affected by HIV and Hep C
sensitivity towards clients from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds, the LGBTI community, sex workers, people who use drugs and persons with disabilities
Ability to work fairly independently and with quick instructions. Proactively working on files allocated to you. (All work is supervised and monitored by Solicitors)
ability to work under pressure
basic computer skills
ability to work in a small team/open office environment
We request applicants to commit to at least 3 days per week over a minimum 3 month period (preferably 4/5 days per week when completing PLT requirements ). Please do not apply if cannot commit to the minimum days/time period required.
Send in your brief resume and cover letter indicating the number of days and specific days you will be able to work for to halc@halc.org.au
Unfortunately, due to the limited resources of our Centre, only applicants that progress to the next stage will be contacted.
Position:
The Refugee Advice and Casework Service (RACS) seeks a dedicated person to join its team of committed human rights lawyers as a Practical Legal Trainee (students who hold a law degree and who are undertaking a course for practical admission as a lawyer). There are multiple positions available in our Randwick office and at our Outreach Service offices.
Responsibilities include research, drafting statements, observing and assisting with client appointments, accompanying lawyers to client meetings and DoHA interviews and various other administrative and legal tasks. You will receive on-the-job training and supervision.
You will have had previous volunteer experience and be able to demonstrate a commitment to human rights and social justice, an understanding of the issues that affect people seeking asylum, and a capacity to problem-solve. You will have administrative and organisational experience, and have the ability to communicate with a wide range of stakeholders in a confident and a respectful manner. You will also need initiative and a sense of humour.
In return, we offer you a vibrant and supportive working environment, an induction program and range of experiences in a community legal centre.
Please note these are unpaid positions.
About RACS:
RACS is an independent community legal centre with a vision of a world where people seeking asylum and refugees who seek Australia's protection are able to live their lives with dignity, security, family unity and freedom.
RACS provides free, specialist legal services for people seeking asylum and refugees. Through individual advice sessions, community education and public advocacy, RACS strives to ensure that individuals and families at risk of persecution gain access to equal and fair representation before the law.
Requirements:
You must be enrolled in, or about to enrol in the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at College of Law. It would be preferable if you are available to work a minimum of 3 or 4 days per week. We have a required minimum of 60 days.
How to apply:
To apply, please email a cover letter setting out your interest in working at RACS, your CV and current availability to Emmaline Pintur at racsvolunteer@racs.org.au with subject “PLT Application”. Please include how many days per week you can commit to and when you are available to start. Applicants are encouraged to submit applications as soon as possible, as applications will be evaluated upon receipt. For more information please telephone (02) 8317 6500.
Jan 24, 2022
Part-time
Position:
The Refugee Advice and Casework Service (RACS) seeks a dedicated person to join its team of committed human rights lawyers as a Practical Legal Trainee (students who hold a law degree and who are undertaking a course for practical admission as a lawyer). There are multiple positions available in our Randwick office and at our Outreach Service offices.
Responsibilities include research, drafting statements, observing and assisting with client appointments, accompanying lawyers to client meetings and DoHA interviews and various other administrative and legal tasks. You will receive on-the-job training and supervision.
You will have had previous volunteer experience and be able to demonstrate a commitment to human rights and social justice, an understanding of the issues that affect people seeking asylum, and a capacity to problem-solve. You will have administrative and organisational experience, and have the ability to communicate with a wide range of stakeholders in a confident and a respectful manner. You will also need initiative and a sense of humour.
In return, we offer you a vibrant and supportive working environment, an induction program and range of experiences in a community legal centre.
Please note these are unpaid positions.
About RACS:
RACS is an independent community legal centre with a vision of a world where people seeking asylum and refugees who seek Australia's protection are able to live their lives with dignity, security, family unity and freedom.
RACS provides free, specialist legal services for people seeking asylum and refugees. Through individual advice sessions, community education and public advocacy, RACS strives to ensure that individuals and families at risk of persecution gain access to equal and fair representation before the law.
Requirements:
You must be enrolled in, or about to enrol in the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at College of Law. It would be preferable if you are available to work a minimum of 3 or 4 days per week. We have a required minimum of 60 days.
How to apply:
To apply, please email a cover letter setting out your interest in working at RACS, your CV and current availability to Emmaline Pintur at racsvolunteer@racs.org.au with subject “PLT Application”. Please include how many days per week you can commit to and when you are available to start. Applicants are encouraged to submit applications as soon as possible, as applications will be evaluated upon receipt. For more information please telephone (02) 8317 6500.
Cornerstone Legal is a progressive and modern boutique law practice located in new offices in South Perth, Western Australia. We care for our team members and pride ourselves on developing long-term working relationships with our valuable clients.
Our areas of expertise include Commercial Litigation, Land Compensation, Local Government, environmental, Town Planning, Property and Leasing and Wills and Probate.
We are looking for reliable and enthusiastic law students/graduates who wish to seek experience and/or complete the practical legal training component of their degree, working under the direct supervision of our principal lawyers, Mr Tim Houweling and Ms Bronwyn Waugh, for a minimum of 2-3 days per week.
The successful candidates will have excellent verbal and written communication skills, a strong work ethic, a willingness to learn and a friendly, positive attitude.
Main duties will include:
Preparation of various legal documents and forms
Court filling
Legal research
Attending courts and client meetings for observation purposes
Attending to telephone enquiries
File management and general administrative duties.
Please send a copy of your current CV via email to: mhotz@cornerstonelegal.com.au
Please note this is a VOLUNTEER position.
Jan 24, 2022
Part-time
Cornerstone Legal is a progressive and modern boutique law practice located in new offices in South Perth, Western Australia. We care for our team members and pride ourselves on developing long-term working relationships with our valuable clients.
Our areas of expertise include Commercial Litigation, Land Compensation, Local Government, environmental, Town Planning, Property and Leasing and Wills and Probate.
We are looking for reliable and enthusiastic law students/graduates who wish to seek experience and/or complete the practical legal training component of their degree, working under the direct supervision of our principal lawyers, Mr Tim Houweling and Ms Bronwyn Waugh, for a minimum of 2-3 days per week.
The successful candidates will have excellent verbal and written communication skills, a strong work ethic, a willingness to learn and a friendly, positive attitude.
Main duties will include:
Preparation of various legal documents and forms
Court filling
Legal research
Attending courts and client meetings for observation purposes
Attending to telephone enquiries
File management and general administrative duties.
Please send a copy of your current CV via email to: mhotz@cornerstonelegal.com.au
Please note this is a VOLUNTEER position.
We are one of NSW and Sydney's leading Criminal Law firms, with offices in Sydney, Parramatta, Liverpool, Wollongong and Gosford.
This is an exciting opportunity for an individual seeking practical legal training and experience in a reputable criminal law firm. The opportunity awaits a motivated and ambitious individual who is genuinely seeking a career in the criminal law profession.
Your role will include:
Regular attendance at court
Working with our Solicitors in our Liverpool Office
Working with some of Sydney's leading barristers in complex criminal law cases
Assisting our principal in the preparation of those matters
This current position is unpaid.
Opportunity to progress to junior solicitor role available for the right applicant.
Jan 24, 2022
Full-time
We are one of NSW and Sydney's leading Criminal Law firms, with offices in Sydney, Parramatta, Liverpool, Wollongong and Gosford.
This is an exciting opportunity for an individual seeking practical legal training and experience in a reputable criminal law firm. The opportunity awaits a motivated and ambitious individual who is genuinely seeking a career in the criminal law profession.
Your role will include:
Regular attendance at court
Working with our Solicitors in our Liverpool Office
Working with some of Sydney's leading barristers in complex criminal law cases
Assisting our principal in the preparation of those matters
This current position is unpaid.
Opportunity to progress to junior solicitor role available for the right applicant.
We are currently seeking a College of Law student for 2-3 days per week, (negotiable) to undertake their PLT placement in our family law team , with an opportunity to be offered employment as a lawyer after admission with our firm.
About the role
The role is in our family law team.
You will be assisting our solicitors in a wide range of tasks which will give you exposure to all aspects of working in family law.
You will get the chance to apply your studies and learnings by providing your thoughts, opinions and insights to real world client matters and disputes.
You will gain an understanding of the different approaches to resolving disputes, and how the court process works in resolving different types of disputes such as parenting, property and financial matters.
Lastly, you will get a practical and first-hand experience of what working and practicing in family law is all about.
Requirements
You must be a law graduate.
You must have started your College of Law course or will be starting shortly. Only College of Law students will be considered.
You must be available to complete the full 75 days of work experience. This is not suitable for anyone who has already finished their 75 days practical.
Must be able to attend the East Perth office to work in-person. Not suitable for remote work.
Please mention that in your cover letter if you studied family law. If you haven't studied family law, explain why you're interested in the area.
What type of work you will do
Drafting letters, emails, and other correspondence
Drafting Family Court of WA documents
Liaising with clients, the Family Court and other providers or services
Handling family law enquiries
Research
File management
Preparing disclosure
Attending court with our solicitors
Sitting in on client meetings
Payment
Payment will be $70 per day.
Applying Process
Please submit your current CV, current academic transcript and a cover letter by email to Nicholas at nicholas@mkilegal.com.au .
Jan 24, 2022
Part-time
We are currently seeking a College of Law student for 2-3 days per week, (negotiable) to undertake their PLT placement in our family law team , with an opportunity to be offered employment as a lawyer after admission with our firm.
About the role
The role is in our family law team.
You will be assisting our solicitors in a wide range of tasks which will give you exposure to all aspects of working in family law.
You will get the chance to apply your studies and learnings by providing your thoughts, opinions and insights to real world client matters and disputes.
You will gain an understanding of the different approaches to resolving disputes, and how the court process works in resolving different types of disputes such as parenting, property and financial matters.
Lastly, you will get a practical and first-hand experience of what working and practicing in family law is all about.
Requirements
You must be a law graduate.
You must have started your College of Law course or will be starting shortly. Only College of Law students will be considered.
You must be available to complete the full 75 days of work experience. This is not suitable for anyone who has already finished their 75 days practical.
Must be able to attend the East Perth office to work in-person. Not suitable for remote work.
Please mention that in your cover letter if you studied family law. If you haven't studied family law, explain why you're interested in the area.
What type of work you will do
Drafting letters, emails, and other correspondence
Drafting Family Court of WA documents
Liaising with clients, the Family Court and other providers or services
Handling family law enquiries
Research
File management
Preparing disclosure
Attending court with our solicitors
Sitting in on client meetings
Payment
Payment will be $70 per day.
Applying Process
Please submit your current CV, current academic transcript and a cover letter by email to Nicholas at nicholas@mkilegal.com.au .
I am a Sole Practitioner, practicing on Wright Street in Adelaide CBD in personal injury, workers compensation and general law.
I am looking for a GDLP Student to complete their GDLP with me. I work closely with personal injury law firms in my capacity as Counsel, as well as working on my own matters.
The position is unpaid, however I will endeavour to provide you with the mentoring and the experience needed to obtain a job in the legal profession. To be a suitable candidate, you need to be enthusiastic, down to earth, willing to learn and good with computers.
Apply by email.
Jan 24, 2022
Full-time
I am a Sole Practitioner, practicing on Wright Street in Adelaide CBD in personal injury, workers compensation and general law.
I am looking for a GDLP Student to complete their GDLP with me. I work closely with personal injury law firms in my capacity as Counsel, as well as working on my own matters.
The position is unpaid, however I will endeavour to provide you with the mentoring and the experience needed to obtain a job in the legal profession. To be a suitable candidate, you need to be enthusiastic, down to earth, willing to learn and good with computers.
Apply by email.
Our firm
White Knight Lawyers is a rapidly growing award winning Australian law firm which offers premium litigation, transactional, and advisory legal services.
We generally practice in litigation and dispute resolution, insolvency and bankruptcy, tax controversy, commercial law and advisory, public law and construction law.
We are currently engaged in diverse ongoing litigation work including proceedings before the Supreme Court of NSW and Supreme Court of Victoria, District Court of NSW, Federal Court of Australia, AAT, and NCAT (both original jurisdiction and appeal panel).
We pride ourselves on the quality of our work, developing relationships of trust with our clients, and efficiently delivering engagement-tailored legal services.
Our available role
We are very excited to offer practical legal training to a recent law graduate on a volunteer basis.
We expect that you will be honest, diligent, and enthusiastic when carrying out the following tasks and responsibilities, amongst others:
Attending client meetings and court hearings and taking minutes and file notes respectively.
Assisting in the preparation of internal processes, procedures, policies, guidelines and protocols.
Assisting in the preparation of precedent documents and checklists.
Drafting publications and legal updates on topical legal issues across a wide range of areas of law.
Undertaking legal research and drafting research memorandums.
Drafting statements of claim, affidavits, and other forms and processes.
Administrative assistance including file management, diary maintenance, and office management.
About you
You must be committed to establishing a career in commercial private legal practice and have a keen interest in litigation and dispute resolution.
You must have a proven record of legal ability, whether by way of your academic success, prior industry experience, or relevant extracurricular activities.
Your application
If you are interested in the above, then please email us your curriculum vitae, academic transcripts, and a sample of your writing (preferably one (1) academic piece and one (1) creative piece).
Jan 24, 2022
Full-time
Our firm
White Knight Lawyers is a rapidly growing award winning Australian law firm which offers premium litigation, transactional, and advisory legal services.
We generally practice in litigation and dispute resolution, insolvency and bankruptcy, tax controversy, commercial law and advisory, public law and construction law.
We are currently engaged in diverse ongoing litigation work including proceedings before the Supreme Court of NSW and Supreme Court of Victoria, District Court of NSW, Federal Court of Australia, AAT, and NCAT (both original jurisdiction and appeal panel).
We pride ourselves on the quality of our work, developing relationships of trust with our clients, and efficiently delivering engagement-tailored legal services.
Our available role
We are very excited to offer practical legal training to a recent law graduate on a volunteer basis.
We expect that you will be honest, diligent, and enthusiastic when carrying out the following tasks and responsibilities, amongst others:
Attending client meetings and court hearings and taking minutes and file notes respectively.
Assisting in the preparation of internal processes, procedures, policies, guidelines and protocols.
Assisting in the preparation of precedent documents and checklists.
Drafting publications and legal updates on topical legal issues across a wide range of areas of law.
Undertaking legal research and drafting research memorandums.
Drafting statements of claim, affidavits, and other forms and processes.
Administrative assistance including file management, diary maintenance, and office management.
About you
You must be committed to establishing a career in commercial private legal practice and have a keen interest in litigation and dispute resolution.
You must have a proven record of legal ability, whether by way of your academic success, prior industry experience, or relevant extracurricular activities.
Your application
If you are interested in the above, then please email us your curriculum vitae, academic transcripts, and a sample of your writing (preferably one (1) academic piece and one (1) creative piece).
AH2 LEGAL is currently looking for a PLT student who wishes to gain practical experience to start as soon as possible.
The main areas of law in which AH2 practice include: Commercial Law, Family Law, Litigation and Personal Injury & Workers’ Compensation.
As an intern at AH2 Legal, you may be asked to perform the following tasks under the supervision of senior lawyers:
Legal research;
Assist in drafting correspondences;
Assist in drafting agreements;
Assist in drafting and compiling court documents;
Assist in giving of Discovery (Civil Litigation) or Disclosure (Family Law);
Filing of court documents;
Follow up with client files; and
Data entry (occasionally).
In addition, during the performance of the above tasks you are likely to be exposed to various conferences with a client, the opposing lawyers and Court attendances.
If you want to be part of a friendly and highly motivated team who will support and encourage your development and career progression, please forward your CV and application to info@ah2legal.com.au.
Jan 24, 2022
Part-time
AH2 LEGAL is currently looking for a PLT student who wishes to gain practical experience to start as soon as possible.
The main areas of law in which AH2 practice include: Commercial Law, Family Law, Litigation and Personal Injury & Workers’ Compensation.
As an intern at AH2 Legal, you may be asked to perform the following tasks under the supervision of senior lawyers:
Legal research;
Assist in drafting correspondences;
Assist in drafting agreements;
Assist in drafting and compiling court documents;
Assist in giving of Discovery (Civil Litigation) or Disclosure (Family Law);
Filing of court documents;
Follow up with client files; and
Data entry (occasionally).
In addition, during the performance of the above tasks you are likely to be exposed to various conferences with a client, the opposing lawyers and Court attendances.
If you want to be part of a friendly and highly motivated team who will support and encourage your development and career progression, please forward your CV and application to info@ah2legal.com.au.
Due to our continued growth, National Criminal Lawyers® has an exciting opportunity for a gradyate position of criminal defence lawyer join our close-knitted team of lawyers on a full-time role basis. The successful lawyer will be working from our newly opened state-of-the-art office in Bella Vista.
The firm is also willing to consider unpaid roles to assist with practical legal training requirements.
Our Firm
National Criminal Lawyers® (NCL) is an award-winning criminal and traffic law firm based in NSW with six offices located in the Sydney CBD, Parramatta, Bellavista, Blacktown, Bankstown and Wollongong.
The firm is owned and directed by prominent lawyer, Mr. Michael Moussa.
The firm specialises exclusively in criminal and traffic law and is made up of a number of lawyers and assisted by a proficient administrative team.
The firm has a variety of criminal matters ranging from very serious matters like murder to less serious matters including drug possession.
Our Lawyers
Our lawyers have a wealth of knowledge and experience in criminal law and have developed a reputation throughout Sydney for being some of the best advocates in our Courts.
Our lawyers are well known by Magistrates, Judges and other criminal lawyers.
The firm is led by Mr. Moussa, principal of our firm, who has achieved outstanding results and has acted for some of Australia's most high profile clients.
The Role
NCL is looking for a graduate criminal defence lawyer to join our newly opened Bell Vista office.
The following requirements are to be highly desirable (however not required as adequate training will be provided):
Appear as an advocate in a number of matters across the Courts in NSW;
Be able to quickly manage a caseload and provide adequate legal advice to a range of clients in the areas of criminal law as directed;
Regularly attend and appear in the Local Court, Children's Court, District Courts and as directed, appearing in the Higher Courts;
Liaise with other stakeholders including the prosecution (both DPP and police prosecutors), other legal representatives, corrections staff and court staff;
Work directly with counsel and senior counsel where required in the management of more complex cases dealt with at the higher Courts;
A minimum of 1 year PAE;
A comprehensive understanding of NSW criminal law and procedure;
The ability to work autonomously and part of a team;
A strong ability to follow firm procedures and protocols; and
Strong written and communication skills; and
Other duties as directed.
Benefits
At NCL, we provide the following incentives for the successful candidate:
An interesting variety of criminal matters (including serious crime);
Flexible and friendly working environment;
Development opportunities
Target bonuses and incentives;
A company car is provided.
Applications will close Friday, 06 February 2022. Please email your cover letter , resume and any other relevant material to Mr. Moussa at mm@nationalcriminallawyers.com.au
Jan 24, 2022
Full-time
Due to our continued growth, National Criminal Lawyers® has an exciting opportunity for a gradyate position of criminal defence lawyer join our close-knitted team of lawyers on a full-time role basis. The successful lawyer will be working from our newly opened state-of-the-art office in Bella Vista.
The firm is also willing to consider unpaid roles to assist with practical legal training requirements.
Our Firm
National Criminal Lawyers® (NCL) is an award-winning criminal and traffic law firm based in NSW with six offices located in the Sydney CBD, Parramatta, Bellavista, Blacktown, Bankstown and Wollongong.
The firm is owned and directed by prominent lawyer, Mr. Michael Moussa.
The firm specialises exclusively in criminal and traffic law and is made up of a number of lawyers and assisted by a proficient administrative team.
The firm has a variety of criminal matters ranging from very serious matters like murder to less serious matters including drug possession.
Our Lawyers
Our lawyers have a wealth of knowledge and experience in criminal law and have developed a reputation throughout Sydney for being some of the best advocates in our Courts.
Our lawyers are well known by Magistrates, Judges and other criminal lawyers.
The firm is led by Mr. Moussa, principal of our firm, who has achieved outstanding results and has acted for some of Australia's most high profile clients.
The Role
NCL is looking for a graduate criminal defence lawyer to join our newly opened Bell Vista office.
The following requirements are to be highly desirable (however not required as adequate training will be provided):
Appear as an advocate in a number of matters across the Courts in NSW;
Be able to quickly manage a caseload and provide adequate legal advice to a range of clients in the areas of criminal law as directed;
Regularly attend and appear in the Local Court, Children's Court, District Courts and as directed, appearing in the Higher Courts;
Liaise with other stakeholders including the prosecution (both DPP and police prosecutors), other legal representatives, corrections staff and court staff;
Work directly with counsel and senior counsel where required in the management of more complex cases dealt with at the higher Courts;
A minimum of 1 year PAE;
A comprehensive understanding of NSW criminal law and procedure;
The ability to work autonomously and part of a team;
A strong ability to follow firm procedures and protocols; and
Strong written and communication skills; and
Other duties as directed.
Benefits
At NCL, we provide the following incentives for the successful candidate:
An interesting variety of criminal matters (including serious crime);
Flexible and friendly working environment;
Development opportunities
Target bonuses and incentives;
A company car is provided.
Applications will close Friday, 06 February 2022. Please email your cover letter , resume and any other relevant material to Mr. Moussa at mm@nationalcriminallawyers.com.au
Clear Legal Solutions is a boutique law firm, newly opened, located at the heart of North Sydney, NSW. We offer tailored solutions for our clients in Australia and Brazil. Our principal solicitor practices law in both jurisdictions and diverse areas of law, including commercial law for companies and start-ups, employment law, family law, litigation, property and conveyancing.
Clear Legal Solutions is looking for a Graduate/PLT student to complete their Practical Legal Training and gain valuable experience by working alongside our Principal Solicitor.
The ideal candidate will have a great legal mind, interest in diverse areas of law and business in general, wanting to grow within the law firm and be part of a team. There will be a variety of tasks where you will be given the opportunity to utilise other skills sets in addition to legal. We are open to considering a mix of virtual and face to face work.
Essential selections criteria:
Availability to work 16-24 hours per week;
Proficiency in Office;
Organisation skills and attention to detail are critical;
Experience working on commercial contracts is welcome but not required;
Proactive, self-managed, organised, dedicated, and accountable are essential;
Strong written and oral communication skills;
Portuguese speakers welcome but not required;
Creative, innovative and happy to contribute or learn about other business areas such as content creation, business administration and digital marketing, including social media.
Remuneration will be in line with the market and discussed with the successful candidate.
If interested, please send your CV to info@clearlegalsolutions.com.au with the title Graduate/PLT Placement
Successful candidates will be contacted for an initial interview.
Jan 19, 2022
Part-time
Clear Legal Solutions is a boutique law firm, newly opened, located at the heart of North Sydney, NSW. We offer tailored solutions for our clients in Australia and Brazil. Our principal solicitor practices law in both jurisdictions and diverse areas of law, including commercial law for companies and start-ups, employment law, family law, litigation, property and conveyancing.
Clear Legal Solutions is looking for a Graduate/PLT student to complete their Practical Legal Training and gain valuable experience by working alongside our Principal Solicitor.
The ideal candidate will have a great legal mind, interest in diverse areas of law and business in general, wanting to grow within the law firm and be part of a team. There will be a variety of tasks where you will be given the opportunity to utilise other skills sets in addition to legal. We are open to considering a mix of virtual and face to face work.
Essential selections criteria:
Availability to work 16-24 hours per week;
Proficiency in Office;
Organisation skills and attention to detail are critical;
Experience working on commercial contracts is welcome but not required;
Proactive, self-managed, organised, dedicated, and accountable are essential;
Strong written and oral communication skills;
Portuguese speakers welcome but not required;
Creative, innovative and happy to contribute or learn about other business areas such as content creation, business administration and digital marketing, including social media.
Remuneration will be in line with the market and discussed with the successful candidate.
If interested, please send your CV to info@clearlegalsolutions.com.au with the title Graduate/PLT Placement
Successful candidates will be contacted for an initial interview.
Rose Litigation Lawyers is a growing, specialist commercial litigation law firm that delivers high quality legal services to our clients to help them achieve remarkable outcomes.
Known for being home to the best litigators, our client base has continued to grow. As such we have bolstered our professional and administrative teams in both our Gold Coast and Brisbane offices, and we are now offering opportunities in our Gold Coast office for a Graduate Solicitor/PLT Placement.
If you have completed, or are nearing completion of your law degree, and are looking for the opportunity to gain experience and be mentored by Accredited Specialists and senior litigators working on complex commercial litigation, we would like to hear from you.
We welcome interest from candidates who:
have a genuine interest in pursuing a career in commercial litigation;
are enthusiastic and highly motivated;
are willing to learn the processes relating to litigation and Court procedure;
have the ability to proactively work through assigned tasks;
have exceptional communication skills;
have a positive and collaborative attitude; and
have exceptional attention to detail.
A typical day as a Rose Litigation Lawyers Graduate may involve:
Attending client meetings and obtaining instructions;
Attending Court with solicitors & barristers;
Assisting in preparing pleadings and Court documents to be filed with Court;
Attending mediations and settlement conferences;
Preparing correspondence and letters of demand; and
Preparing briefs to counsel and liaising with experienced litigation barristers.
Reporting directly to the firm’s seasoned legal practitioners, our Graduates/PLT placement employees are embraced as part of our professional team and are provided with the opportunity to demonstrate abilities that could carry them into a permanent position as a solicitor within our growing firm.
This role presents an exciting opportunity for the right candidate to begin their legal career and achieve solid training in the process.
To be considered for this fantastic opportunity, please forward a copy of your academic transcript, together with your CV and cover letter detailing what makes you Rose Litigation Lawyers Graduate material to careers@roselitigation.com.au.
Jan 19, 2022
Full-time
Rose Litigation Lawyers is a growing, specialist commercial litigation law firm that delivers high quality legal services to our clients to help them achieve remarkable outcomes.
Known for being home to the best litigators, our client base has continued to grow. As such we have bolstered our professional and administrative teams in both our Gold Coast and Brisbane offices, and we are now offering opportunities in our Gold Coast office for a Graduate Solicitor/PLT Placement.
If you have completed, or are nearing completion of your law degree, and are looking for the opportunity to gain experience and be mentored by Accredited Specialists and senior litigators working on complex commercial litigation, we would like to hear from you.
We welcome interest from candidates who:
have a genuine interest in pursuing a career in commercial litigation;
are enthusiastic and highly motivated;
are willing to learn the processes relating to litigation and Court procedure;
have the ability to proactively work through assigned tasks;
have exceptional communication skills;
have a positive and collaborative attitude; and
have exceptional attention to detail.
A typical day as a Rose Litigation Lawyers Graduate may involve:
Attending client meetings and obtaining instructions;
Attending Court with solicitors & barristers;
Assisting in preparing pleadings and Court documents to be filed with Court;
Attending mediations and settlement conferences;
Preparing correspondence and letters of demand; and
Preparing briefs to counsel and liaising with experienced litigation barristers.
Reporting directly to the firm’s seasoned legal practitioners, our Graduates/PLT placement employees are embraced as part of our professional team and are provided with the opportunity to demonstrate abilities that could carry them into a permanent position as a solicitor within our growing firm.
This role presents an exciting opportunity for the right candidate to begin their legal career and achieve solid training in the process.
To be considered for this fantastic opportunity, please forward a copy of your academic transcript, together with your CV and cover letter detailing what makes you Rose Litigation Lawyers Graduate material to careers@roselitigation.com.au.
About us
Western Sydney Community Legal Centre Limited (WSCLC) is looking for 1-2 volunteers interested in completing their Practical Legal Training hours in a busy legal practice providing free legal advice and support to people in the Western Sydney area. We have offices in Parramatta and Rooty Hill.
We operate a variety of legal services including:
a generalist legal practice (assisting on a range of civil, criminal, family, and care and protection matters),
a Traffic Court duty scheme,
the Multicultural Legal Service,
the Aboriginal Legal Access Program,
the Domestic Violence Response Pilot Program,
the Home Building Advocacy Service, and
an Outreach service (advising clients from various community locations).
About the role
The successful applicants would be exposed to a diverse range of legal matters and practice settings. They will gain experience in:
client interviewing;
legal database management;
drafting client communications;
undertaking legal research;
drafting legal documents;
writing submissions;
preparing legal advice;
assisting with law reform; and
developing community legal education resources.
Your work will help clients from a range of backgrounds including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, persons with a disability, victims of domestic violence, those facing financial hardship, and individuals who are culturally and linguistically diverse.
The successful applicants will be hard working, strong communicators with a passion for social justice. Volunteering with WSCLC is a great opportunity to gain essential skills and build a career in the community legal sector.
We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
How to apply
Selection criteria:
commenced (or about to commence) your Practical Legal Training course;
available for 2 or 3 days a week for a minimum of 6 months;
excellent oral and written communication skills;
ability to manage time and competing deadlines;
capacity to problem solve when given new or unfamiliar tasks; and
an understanding of the work and aims of the community legal sector.
To apply, please email a cover letter, a statement addressing the selection criteria, your CV, and your academic transcript to volunteers@wsclc.org.au . We encourage applicants to address the selection criteria using the STAR model.
For more information, please email volunteers@wsclc.org.au or call Caitlin Comensoli on (02) 8833 0989.
Applications close 5pm Friday 28 January 2022.
NOTE: This is an unpaid role.
Jan 19, 2022
Part-time
About us
Western Sydney Community Legal Centre Limited (WSCLC) is looking for 1-2 volunteers interested in completing their Practical Legal Training hours in a busy legal practice providing free legal advice and support to people in the Western Sydney area. We have offices in Parramatta and Rooty Hill.
We operate a variety of legal services including:
a generalist legal practice (assisting on a range of civil, criminal, family, and care and protection matters),
a Traffic Court duty scheme,
the Multicultural Legal Service,
the Aboriginal Legal Access Program,
the Domestic Violence Response Pilot Program,
the Home Building Advocacy Service, and
an Outreach service (advising clients from various community locations).
About the role
The successful applicants would be exposed to a diverse range of legal matters and practice settings. They will gain experience in:
client interviewing;
legal database management;
drafting client communications;
undertaking legal research;
drafting legal documents;
writing submissions;
preparing legal advice;
assisting with law reform; and
developing community legal education resources.
Your work will help clients from a range of backgrounds including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, persons with a disability, victims of domestic violence, those facing financial hardship, and individuals who are culturally and linguistically diverse.
The successful applicants will be hard working, strong communicators with a passion for social justice. Volunteering with WSCLC is a great opportunity to gain essential skills and build a career in the community legal sector.
We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
How to apply
Selection criteria:
commenced (or about to commence) your Practical Legal Training course;
available for 2 or 3 days a week for a minimum of 6 months;
excellent oral and written communication skills;
ability to manage time and competing deadlines;
capacity to problem solve when given new or unfamiliar tasks; and
an understanding of the work and aims of the community legal sector.
To apply, please email a cover letter, a statement addressing the selection criteria, your CV, and your academic transcript to volunteers@wsclc.org.au . We encourage applicants to address the selection criteria using the STAR model.
For more information, please email volunteers@wsclc.org.au or call Caitlin Comensoli on (02) 8833 0989.
Applications close 5pm Friday 28 January 2022.
NOTE: This is an unpaid role.
Vacancies for PLT / Law Student .. see website
We also have a specific position for fluent Mandarin language skills
The People's Solicitors is a growing law firm based in Penrith NSW, previously of Darlinghurst.
The firm covers areas of criminal law, commercial, family law, wills, personal injury and human rights.
We handle our own litigation work as well as brief counsel. All CBD courts as well as local.
In this PLT position you will be exposed to a wide range of matters where you will be involved in the legal process from start to finish. Whilst under the guidance of a qualified solicitor, practical legal training will include client interviews, taking instructions, drafting documents, legal research and court exposure.
Our clients include individual battlers, employed professionals, small business owners and corporations.
The premises are a friendly and informal work environment.
The operation is very hands on
All age levels welcome
Previous careers and experience will be utilized
Second languages will be utilized
We support multi-cultural policies
The other lawyers are widely experienced and operate partly at the office and are spread out beyond the Western Sydney area under our well-established and generous income sharing arrangement and VPN.
Own transport is required. Our location will suit Western Sydney based applicants. The Practice is set up in a large private home
This is an unpaid PLT position. Travel Costs paid. Contract employment opportunities may arise.
Please email your application to
info@peoplesolicitors.com
Attention Kingsley Liu
Jan 19, 2022
Part-time
Vacancies for PLT / Law Student .. see website
We also have a specific position for fluent Mandarin language skills
The People's Solicitors is a growing law firm based in Penrith NSW, previously of Darlinghurst.
The firm covers areas of criminal law, commercial, family law, wills, personal injury and human rights.
We handle our own litigation work as well as brief counsel. All CBD courts as well as local.
In this PLT position you will be exposed to a wide range of matters where you will be involved in the legal process from start to finish. Whilst under the guidance of a qualified solicitor, practical legal training will include client interviews, taking instructions, drafting documents, legal research and court exposure.
Our clients include individual battlers, employed professionals, small business owners and corporations.
The premises are a friendly and informal work environment.
The operation is very hands on
All age levels welcome
Previous careers and experience will be utilized
Second languages will be utilized
We support multi-cultural policies
The other lawyers are widely experienced and operate partly at the office and are spread out beyond the Western Sydney area under our well-established and generous income sharing arrangement and VPN.
Own transport is required. Our location will suit Western Sydney based applicants. The Practice is set up in a large private home
This is an unpaid PLT position. Travel Costs paid. Contract employment opportunities may arise.
Please email your application to
info@peoplesolicitors.com
Attention Kingsley Liu
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
Jan 17, 2022
Contract
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
Jan 17, 2022
Contract
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
Jan 17, 2022
Contract
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
PLT Placement - Immediate Start in Parramatta - Minimum 2 days. Required on Monday and Tuesdays.
About Genesis Legal Partners
Genesis Legal Partners is a vibrant, up to date suburban Sydney based law firm with a progressive and innovative attitude. We bring corporate and CBD law firm experience to our suburban clients.
What we are looking for
Genesis Legal Partners are looking for hardworking and enthusiastic law students seeking practical experience for our Parramatta office.
We will provide opportunities in multiple areas of law including:
Family Law
Property & Conveyancing
Tax Law
Commercial & Corporate Law
Ideal Candidate:
Strong communication skills - verbal and written
Strong computer skills
Highly motivated
Attention to detail
Excellent time management
Excellent attention to detail
Able to work in a high paced environment
The position but not limited to:
General Administration
First point of contact for clients
Property settlements
File management
Liasing with external parties
Conduct legal research
Drafting advice letters
Providing direct support for solicitor
This opportunity is unpaid but may lead to a full time position as a graduate solicitor for the right candidate.
This is an unpaid PLT position.
Immediate start available. Only successful candidates will be contacted.
Please send your academic transcripts, cover letter and resume to john@genesislegalpartners.com.au
Jan 17, 2022
Part-time
PLT Placement - Immediate Start in Parramatta - Minimum 2 days. Required on Monday and Tuesdays.
About Genesis Legal Partners
Genesis Legal Partners is a vibrant, up to date suburban Sydney based law firm with a progressive and innovative attitude. We bring corporate and CBD law firm experience to our suburban clients.
What we are looking for
Genesis Legal Partners are looking for hardworking and enthusiastic law students seeking practical experience for our Parramatta office.
We will provide opportunities in multiple areas of law including:
Family Law
Property & Conveyancing
Tax Law
Commercial & Corporate Law
Ideal Candidate:
Strong communication skills - verbal and written
Strong computer skills
Highly motivated
Attention to detail
Excellent time management
Excellent attention to detail
Able to work in a high paced environment
The position but not limited to:
General Administration
First point of contact for clients
Property settlements
File management
Liasing with external parties
Conduct legal research
Drafting advice letters
Providing direct support for solicitor
This opportunity is unpaid but may lead to a full time position as a graduate solicitor for the right candidate.
This is an unpaid PLT position.
Immediate start available. Only successful candidates will be contacted.
Please send your academic transcripts, cover letter and resume to john@genesislegalpartners.com.au
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
Jan 17, 2022
Contract
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
Jan 17, 2022
Contract
Everyday Justice - Job description for a PLT intern
Everyday Justice is a 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 offers free legal services in the areas of employment law, tenancy, credit & debt, small business disputes, bankruptcy, wills and estates, 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. More information about the firm can be found at https://everydayjustice.com.au
Everyday Justice is proud to partner with The College of Law on this new initiative. With their support, Everyday Justice has created 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.
Everyday Justice has just celebrated its first birthday. In the firm's first year of operation, Everyday Justice is proud of the following achievements:
52 PLT interns from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth have volunteered with the service
14,104 hours of pro bono legal work has been completed for vulnerable clients
750 enquiries for legal assistance have been received
Over 600 clients have received legal advice
Over 120 limited assistance legal services have been provided
9 clients have been represented in court or tribunal proceedings
The Role
Everyday Justice is looking for motivated PLT students or recently qualified lawyers to join Everyday Justice as legal interns on a volunteer basis in our Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth offices.
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; and
The ability to work independently or as part of a team;
This is a voluntary, unpaid position. Everyday Justice will negotiate working hours suitable to both the ideal candidate and the firm.
Apply
We are currently recruiting for Jan-Feb 2022 and have availability for our Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne offices.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, by submitting their CV and a cover letter responding to the selection criteria to Amy Burton, Managing Lawyer at info@everydayjustice.com.au .
