Class Actions Litigation Lawyer (2 years-Associate)
$90,000 - $150,000 a year
Hybrid
YOUR RECENT EMPLOYER
Our client is a 1st -Class national plaintiff firm with many decades of success and is the Employer of Choice for over 100+ top legal professionals across Australia.
Currently undergoing another GROWTH spurt in their Class Actions practice.
YOUR NEW ROLE
As a valued key lawyer in their fast-growingCLASS ACTIONSteam, reporting to the outstanding Accredited Specialist Managing Partner & Head of Class Actions, you will relish thestimulation+challenge+ fulfilmentof working on high level complex interesting large-scale class actions (including international class actions) cases obtaining justice for plaintiffs.
Also future potential to engage in somenon-class-actionscommercial litigation (if you wish).
WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?
Your 'foot in the door' to a top powerfulplaintiff law firm with a proven success record;
NON-STOP learning+Excitingcareer growthopportunities as the practice further expands;




Generous employer+ results-driven no limits culture(only limit is you);
Modern IT systems & paperless office;
Paid parental leave-up to 12 weeks;
Vibrant, down-to-earth and inclusive culturewhere diversity is celebrated;
WHO YOU ARE
We are interested in hearing from you if you:
are a lawyer admitted to practice in NSW;
have 2+ years' experience in large-scale high end superior court litigation including some class actions (essential);
have solid academics;
have proven ability to work in a busy fast-paced workplace;
are adaptable+ results-driven+ have robust Microsoft Office skills and comfortable working in a PAPERLESS environment;
have outstanding communication, advocacy, time prioritisation+ people & leadership skills;
love litigation, have a passion for helping people+ obtaining justice and wish to carve out a long-term career with a reputable plaintiff law firm [ESSENTIAL].
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