Our three-week international clerkships are a fantastic opportunity for students in Australia who want to start their careers at Linklaters in London and gain an insight into the world of commercial law. Not only will you experience living and working in London, you’ll also interview for a Training Contract with us for a full-time role upon graduation. The Clerkship takes place in November – December each year. The firm will support you with your visa, as well as pay for your flights and accommodation during your time with us in London.

The Paralegal Program provides opportunities and employment pathways at all stages of the prosecution process. Paralegals work closely with Solicitors and Crown Prosecutors as part of a legal team. 

This is a fantastic opportunity to develop your legal research and analytical skills and learn from talented and experienced Solicitors and Crown Prosecutors. 

Full-time and part-time opportunities (minimum requirement of three working days, including two consecutive days) are available for an initial period of up to 12 months. 

We are currently looking for a Paralegal, or someone with a similar level of legal administrative experience, for 4-8 weeks starting asap. They will be based in Chippendale. 

This role will be helping one of our clients by organising files and documents and assisting them with the chronology of their documentation.

The case is a civil case, but the candidate needs to have a strong understanding of criminal courts and an interest in both areas of law. 

We have an exciting new opportunity to join an innovative and high performing Legal, Risk, Governance and Compliance (LRGC) team as a Paralegal on a casual part-time basis. 
   
This is a unique opportunity for you to support and collaborate with leading in-house and private practice lawyers, sharpening your legal skills and gaining hands-on experience in a fast paced corporate environment. All whilst diving into a diverse range of legal, governance and compliance matters and having access to specialised training with GPT’s panel of top tier external law firms.

Support the Chief Magistrate and the efficient operation of the Local Court by providing administrative and in‑court support.

A key element of the role is researching legal issues and trends for the Chief Magistrate.

You’ll manage sensitive information with discretion and assist the Chief Magistrate with stakeholder interactions and communicating with other judicial officers.

You'll work as part of a small, professional team supporting statewide Local Court operations in a fast‑paced, service‑focused environment

The Associate is part of a team assisting a Judge in the day-to-day management of Chambers and Court. The role of the Associate is to manage chambers and to supervise the Deputy Associate.

The Legal stream, led by the Attorney-General’s Department, is the gateway to an exciting and rewarding career in law within the Australian Public Service (APS). Roles are available in Legal Policy and Legal Practice for graduates to do meaningful work that supports the Australian community.

Legal graduates are placed in one of a number of participating government departments and agencies. At the end of your graduate program, you’ll have a permanent, full-time role in your agency.

For graduates of law, finance, accounting, commerce, economics or business. You'll help shape Australia's tax and super systems to make a difference to the community we serve.

During the program, you'll complete 2 rotations across different business areas to develop your knowledge, capabilities and business networks. As part of a team, you'll turn big ideas into real solutions as you deliver meaningful work that helps the community. You'll learn about your first business area rotation during your induction.

Brett Solomon, author, is looking for an experienced Research Assistant (RA) to work on a nonfiction manuscript on digital warfare, international law, and emerging technologies.

The RA will verify facts, tidy up citations, and assist in ensuring the manuscript adheres to academic and publishing standards.
 

Depending on the candidate, they may also identify any conceptual or legal gaps, propose text revisions, and suggest the inclusion of legal arguments or current content to improve the manuscript.

The manuscript is 110,000 words.

Are you a law student passionate about social justice and human rights?

Join our team as a NDIS Appeals Officer and gain hands-on experience in administrative law and advocacy. This entry-level role is a unique opportunity to represent people with disability and navigate the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART).

What You Will Do: