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Arnold Bloch Leibler is seeking a Competition/Litigation Lawyer with 2-6 years post-admission experience to join our Melbourne (preferably) or Sydney office. This role offers exposure to broad competition, consumer, regulatory and IP matters in a fast-paced environment.
You will work with leading partners and a lean, collaborative team on high-profile matters, including ACCC, ASIC and ACMA engagements, with opportunities to develop strategy and own aspects of matters over time.
Arnold Bloch Leibler is a premier Australian commercial law firm with offices in Melbourne and Sydney. We provide strategic legal and commercial advice to a diverse range of Australian and international corporations, high-net worth individuals and some of Australia’s most prominent family businesses. We have developed a reputation for our innovative, commercially focused advice and we are regularly involved in some of the most important landmark transactions in the country, helping clients with their most important or difficult legal matters - when their reputation is at risk, in crisis situations or before embarking on key initiatives.
We are seeking a Competition / Litigation Lawyer with 2-6 years post-admission experience to join our Melbourne (preferably) or Sydney office. This role would suit a strong commercial litigator who is interested in broadening their practice into competition, consumer, regulatory and intellectual property law. Previous competition law experience is welcomed but not essential. We are looking for candidates with strong litigation fundamentals, intellectual curiosity and a genuine interest in how businesses, markets and regulators operate. The work is fast paced, varied and rarely routine. You may spend one day responding to an ACCC investigation or preparing for complex litigation and the next advising on a significant acquisition, an advertising campaign, a product recall, intellectual property disputes or an emerging compliance issue. Matters are often novel, commercially significant, subject to media scrutiny and closely connected to our clients’ broader business objectives.
We act for some of Australia’s most iconic retailers, including Mecca, Peter Alexander, Smiggle, Retail Food Group, Myer, Kogan, Whitefox, Ultraviolette, Spotlight, Anaconda, just to name a few. We typically deal directly with the owners of these brands, as trusted advisors and as strategic partners, on their most sensitive and high-profile matters. You will gain direct and immediate exposure to our clients. In addition, you will be heavily involved in dealing with multiple regulators including ACCC, ASIC and ACMA. You will work closely with partners Zaven Mardirossian and Matthew Lees, as well as experienced Partners and lawyers across our Litigation and Corporate and M&A practices. Our teams are lean and collaborative, giving you direct client exposure and the opportunity to learn directly from partners, hone your skills as a lawyer, contribute to strategy and be involved at every stage of a matter. As your experience develops, you will be encouraged to take ownership of significant aspects of matters.
Your work will include a wide variety of important matters such as:
This is an opportunity to develop a broad and sophisticated competition practice while working on matters with tangible impact on clients’ businesses and commercial objectives.
You are an intellectually curious and commercially minded lawyer who enjoys working through complex legal, factual and strategic issues. You are interested in developing a practice that combines litigation with competition, consumer, intellectual property and regulatory work.
You are looking for a role in which you can work closely with clients and partners, contribute to strategy and take real ownership of your matters.
You will have:
We offer generous remuneration and significant autonomy. Our flexible approach means we reward based on merit and performance. We also offer social and health benefits including fully subsidised gym membership, social activities, health and wellbeing programs, outstanding professional development opportunities and complimentary legal advice for wills, estate planning and conveyancing.