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Legal People in Melbourne is seeking an Associate/Senior Associate (3–7 years’ PAE) to join its market-leading Commercial Disputes team. You will work closely with respected Partners, shaping litigation strategy, independently managing matters and mentoring junior lawyers in a high-stakes, private-practice environment.
The role offers hybrid working arrangements, generous professional development and a client-focused platform handling complex disputes for ASX-listed clients and regulators, with
Join a market-leading Commercial Disputes team handling complex, high-stakes commercial disputes for an impressive client base that includes ASX-listed companies, corporate regulators, private corporations and high-net-worth individuals.
This is an outstanding opportunity for an Associate/Senior Associate (3–7 years’ PAE) to work closely with highly regarded Partners, where you will contribute to litigation strategy, independently manage and progress matters, and supervise and mentor junior lawyers.
Offering sophisticated work, genuine career progression and excellent benefits, this role is ideal for a talented commercial litigator looking to take the next step in their career.
In addition to market-competitive remuneration and a generous incentive program, you will enjoy:
You will advise and represent clients across a broad range of commercial disputes and contentious matters, including:
The team has a particular interest in complex, large scale disputes that involve reputational risk.
You will also contribute to litigation strategy, manage matters with appropriate autonomy, delegate work, and supervise and mentor junior lawyers.
Ideally, you will have:
Our client is a respected mid-tier commercial law firm with a growing national presence and a reputation for handling sophisticated, high-quality matters. Recognised as one of Australia’s best places to work, the firm offers a modern, inclusive and collaborative environment that places its people first.