Litigation Lawyer – Commercial, Property & Construction

Programmed; Sydney; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Programmed is seeking a Litigation Lawyer or Solicitor to join our Sydney CBD team. You will manage matters from initial advice through to resolution, liaising with clients, counsel and senior solicitors to deliver practical solutions.

You'll handle commercial, property and construction disputes, draft pleadings and court documents, conduct legal research and attend mediations and court proceedings. A growth-focused boutique environment with hands-on support awaits.

Qualifications

• Admitted lawyer with a current practising certificate or in the process of
• Previous experience in commercial litigation and dispute resolution
• Strong drafting, analytical and problem-solving skills
• Confident managing client relationships and stakeholder communication
• Highly organised with the ability to manage multiple matters concurrently
• Commercially minded and eager to grow your career within a collaborative boutique firm.

Responsibilities

• Manage commercial, property and construction litigation matters.
• Draft pleadings, affidavits, correspondence and court documents.
• Conduct legal research and prepare advice for clients.
• Attend mediations, negotiations and court proceedings.
• Liaise with clients, barristers, experts and other stakeholders.
• Assist in developing litigation strategies and resolving disputes efficiently.

Skills

Litigation

Commercial litigation

Drafting

Research

Client management

Job description

Programmed is seeking a Litigation Lawyer or Solicitor to join our Sydney CBD team. You will manage matters from initial advice through to resolution, liaising with clients, counsel and senior solicitors to deliver practical solutions.

You'll handle commercial, property and construction disputes, draft pleadings and court documents, conduct legal research and attend mediations and court proceedings. A growth-focused boutique environment with hands-on support awaits.