Northside Personal Injury Lawyer | 2–7 Years PAE

Tired of driving across Brisbane every day?

If you're a plaintiff lawyer living on Brisbane's northside, opportunities to work close to home don't come along very often.

We're working with one of Queensland's most established and highly regarded boutique plaintiff firms on an opportunity for a lawyer with approximately 2–7 years' PAE to join its growing northside team.

The firm has built its reputation on quality work, outstanding client outcomes and developing lawyers for the long term.

Just as importantly, it isn't built around volume.

Typical caseloads sit at around 40 files, giving lawyers the time to properly prepare matters, build client relationships and achieve strong outcomes rather than simply managing numbers.

You'll enjoy a broad plaintiff practice including:

- Motor vehicle accident claims
- WorkCover matters
- Public liability claims

Working closely with experienced Partners, you'll receive genuine mentoring and hands-on guidance throughout your career.



This is a firm where senior lawyers remain actively involved in both the legal work and the development of their team.

About you

You’ll ideally have:

- Approximately 2–7 years' PAE
- Plaintiff personal injury experience
- Strong communication and client relationship skills
- A genuine interest in building a long-term career in plaintiff personal injury law

What's on offer

- Northside location with an easy commute for lawyers living north of the river
- $100,000-$170,000 + benefits depending on experience
- Manageable caseloads (typically around 40 files)
- High-quality plaintiff work
- Direct mentoring from approachable and experienced Partners
- A supportive and cooperative team
- Genuine long-term career progression

If you're looking for a role where you can practise high-quality plaintiff law without the long commute or excessive file numbers, I'd be happy to have a confidential conversation.

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📌 Personal Injury Lawyer (Queensland)
🏢 Peppercorn Recruitment
📍 Queensland