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HWLE Lawyers in Darwin seeks a Litigation Partner to lead a growing disputes practice within a national platform. You will advise government agencies, major institutions and clients across a broad range of contentious matters, guiding a team with support from the firm’s national network.
We seek an established partner or senior practitioner ready to step into partnership, offering a lifestyle change without compromising on the quality or scale of work.
HWLE is not your typical law firm. Our rapid rise to become the largest legal partnership in Australia shows that in our case, the differences are real. We deliver first class, top tier legal advice to our government and commercial clients in every state and territory across Australia. Firm wide, we have over 270 Partners and 1900 people.
We have an opportunity for a Litigation Partner in our highly regarded Darwin office. This role offers exposure to a diverse disputes practice acting for government agencies, major institutions, ASX-listed companies, insurers, private enterprises and high net worth individuals across a broad range of contentious matters.
Working closely with experienced litigation practitioners locally and across our national network, you will play a key role in advising clients on complex and high-profile disputes. Supported by a strong existing client base and national sector expertise, you will lead a team across a broad mix of commercial, regulatory, government and insurance-related matters while contributing to the continued growth of our Northern Territory practice.
This is an exceptional opportunity for an established Partner, Special Counsel or senior practitioner ready to step into partnership, particularly for those seeking a lifestyle change without compromising on the quality or scale of work.
Darwin offers a unique combination of sophisticated legal work, close client relationships and an enviable lifestyle. With a growing economy, strong government presence and proximity to Asia-Pacific markets, it provides opportunities that are difficult to replicate in larger metropolitan centres.