13 Sep
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Kay+Lynch
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New South Wales
13 Sep
Kay+Lynch
New South Wales
Job Description
Kay+Lynch is a boutique entertainment, media and arts law firm based in Surry Hills, NSW.
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We are looking for a solicitor to join our growing team.
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The role is ideally suited to candidates in their first two to three years of legal practice, however recent and new graduates are also encouraged to apply.
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Our practice advises clients across the entertainment, media, arts and creative industries on a broad range of commercial, intellectual property, regulatory and dispute-related matters. Our clients range from major businesses, government agencies, producers and cultural institutions to musicians, filmmakers, authors, visual artists and other creatives.
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The ideal candidate will be personable, practical and detail-oriented, with strong written and verbal communication skills. They will be confident engaging with a broad range of clients, from business executives, government representatives and producers to emerging artists and creative practitioners.
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Candidates will have robust, demonstrable commercial or legal experience,
preferably in the entertainment, media or creative industries. Candidates will ideally have completed one or more of the following university subjects:
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- Intellectual Property Law;
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- Media Law; and/or
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- Entertainment Law.
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Litigation experience will also be viewed favourably.
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We encourage applications from candidates who may not meet every criterion but who can demonstrate many of the skills and attributes outlined above. We are looking for the right fit, not a perfect resume.
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You will work closely with our principals, Ben Kay and Tom Lynch, senior solicitor Alberta McKenzie, solicitor Ru Subramaniam and, on occasion, Ben's dog, Pavlova.
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This is primarily an office-based role and the successful candidate will be expected to work from our Surry Hills office. The role is not suitable for candidates seeking a fully remote position.
📌 Solicitor (0-3 PQE) (New South Wales)
🏢 Kay+Lynch
📍 New South Wales