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Associate to the Honourable Justice Hay Supreme Court of Victoria Full time; ongoing $79,122 per annum + 12% superannuation (VPS Grade 3.1 position) Role based in the Melbourne CBD The Honourable Justice Hay was appointed as a Judge of the Supreme Court on 21 April this year and is seeking a highly motivated legally qualified individual to be his Associate commencing in June 2026. His Honour has extensive practice experience in commercial, administrative and common law matters and now sits in the Common Law Division of the Court.  He will hear a wide variety of civil matters across the division. Prior to his appointment, his Honour was Chair of the Victorian Legal Services Board, and Junior Vice President of the Australian Bar Association.  His Honour has a particular interest in highly motivated candidates with an interest in pursuing careers at the Bar.  Duties include: Assisting with the production of judgments, including proofreading and editing...

Legal Intern / PLT Trainee – Civil Litigation Location: Melbourne, Victoria Firm: Legal Point Lawyers and Attorneys Position Type: Internship / PLT Traineeship Remuneration: Unpaid About Us Legal Point Lawyers and Attorneys is an established law firm with over a decade of experience across a broad range of legal practice areas. While the firm initially focused on conveyancing, property, and notarial matters, it has expanded significantly over the years and now practises in corporate law, commercial and civil litigation, criminal law, and related areas. We have acted successfully for large commercial clients in complex corporate mergers, company acquisitions, and property settlements, and we have also represented individual clients in litigation and criminal matters. We take pride in continuing to expand our expertise and remaining at the forefront of legal practice. We are a national law firm headquartered in Sydney, with a branch office in Melbourne. Our firm...

Position Overview The Research Specialist (Federal Crime) provides high level research, analysis and drafting support to the Federal Crime and Related Proceedings National Practice Area, with a focus on the development of policies and protocols for the coordination, administration, and supervision of jurors in FCA indictable criminal proceedings. The primary responsibilities of the Research Specialist (Federal Crime) are to: Conduct legal, procedural, and operational research relevant to the Federal Crime and Related Proceedings National Practice Area. Analyse legislation, case law, and court rules to inform the development of guidance materials and internal procedures in the Federal Crime and Related Proceedings National Practice Area. Support the development of jury management policies and protocols. Draft procedural guides, briefing notes, and operational policies. Provide guidance to registry staff and stakeholders on procedural and operational matters in...

Position Overview The Legal Case Manager (Federal Crime) position reports directly to a Senior Judicial Registrar who supports Judges in the Federal Crime and Related Proceedings National Practice Area. The position provides legal and administrative support to the Senior Judicial Registrars (Federal Crime) who exercise delegated powers in both federal crime proceedings and civil proceedings. The primary areas in which the Legal Case Manager (Federal Crime) will provide support are: Jury management and coordination, which includes: Coordinating all jury operations and supervising empanelled juries during indictable trials. Managing information relating to jury, communication and maintaining up-to-date knowledge of relevant provisions of the Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 (Cth); Data processing and record keeping for juror information. Providing information to prospective and empanelled jurors. Liaising with state and territory jury authorities under...