QLD/705392 – Director Litigation (SO)

Crime and Corruption Commission QLD; Brisbane; Hybride; AUD 180 000 - 240 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Salary packaging

Superannuation 12.75%

Flexible work options

Paid parental leave

Accrued time off

Leave purchase option

Annual leave loading 17.5%

Health and wellbeing program

Study assistance

Training opportunities

influenza vaccination

Résumé du poste

Crime and Corruption Commission QLD in Brisbane seeks a senior in-house lawyer to lead a dedicated practice responsible for advising on and conducting litigation on behalf of the CCC.

You will manage a team of lawyers, handle complex investigations, and ensure compliance with model litigant obligations while providing strategic legal guidance to support critical public safety work.

Qualifications

• Admitted and eligible to practise in Queensland.
• Eligible to obtain a practising certificate (CCC funded).
• 10+ years post-call experience in public law and advocacy.
• Ability to lead a high-performing in-house legal team.
• Strong written and verbal communication; ability to advise on complex investigations.

Responsabilités

• Lead in-house legal practice and advise on litigation.
• Manage a team of lawyers and meet court deadlines.
• Provide strategic legal advice to support investigations.
• Maintain model litigant obligations and ethical standards.

Connaissances

Post-admission experience

Public & administrative law

Litigation advocacy

Team leadership

Legal reasoning & judgement

Formation

Admitted Queensland lawyer

Description du poste

Crime and Corruption Commission QLD – Brisbane QLD

Full time

22h ago , from Crime and Corruption Commission QLD

We have a vision that our communities will be safe and supported by fair and ethical public institutions with a focus on those matters of highest threat to the Queensland community. As an organisation we are committed to this vision and as such our values of people, accountability, integrity, courage and excellence underpin everything we do at the CCC.

What we offer

• salary packaging
• 12.75% superannuation
• flexible work options, including working from home
• access to paid parental leave
• accrued time off
• opportunity to purchase leave
• 17.5% annual leave loading
• health and wellbeing program
• study assistance
• access to a wide variety of training opportunities
• free annual influenza vaccination
• six star rated inner city location close to public transport

About you

The primary purpose of this role is to manage an in-house legal practice with primary responsibility for advising on, and conducting litigation on behalf of, the CCC. The role involves leading a team of lawyers who deal with often complex and novel questions of law, and ensuring that the CCC meets its obligations to act as a model litigant.

For this role, we will consider how well you demonstrate the following:

• Significant post admission experience (ideally 10+ years PAE), preferably in public and administrative law and advocacy, with proven capacity to appear as an advocate or instructing counsel on behalf of the Commission.
• Demonstrated high-level litigation experience, in a government in-house capacity or representing institutional clients across a portfolio of matters. Experience in criminal law, or working in law enforcement or investigative fields, is not a pre-requisite but would be favourably considered.
• Demonstrated ability to build and lead a high performing in house legal team, and to guide, mentor, and manage staff and encourage a collaborative culture. Proven ability to lead a team which can work independently and meet deadlines, including those imposed by court orders and statutory requirements.
• High-level verbal and written communication skills applied to influence and persuade. Ability to analyse complex legal and factual issues, and provide legal advice on the most complex investigations undertaken by the Commission.
• Exemplary professional judgment and demonstrated ability to manage conflicts of interest and sensitive information appropriately.

Please note:

• Applicants must be admitted and eligible to practise in Queensland as a legal practitioner.
• Applicants must be eligible to obtain a practising certificate. The successful applicant will be expected to obtain, and maintain, a practising certificate at the CCC's expense.
• Applicants must be on, or eligible to be entered on, the High Court's register of practitioners.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are encouraged to apply.