An executive legal assistant provides comprehensive support to lawyers and law firms. They start as entry assistants before specializing in a field after a few years of experience. Litigation, criminal law, family law, international law. His responsibilities include conducting legal research by gathering case information for presentation purposes, writing legal reports based on research and interviews, scheduling meetings, arranging travel, and arranging documents to facilitate access. An Executive Legal Assistant should be well organized, have analytical research skills and experience in case management. They usually spend long hours in libraries and offices and need occasional travel. UOW Careers Central has a job board. Employers advertise their jobs directly to UOW students. The Careers Central team also collects relevant jobs from the many job search websites.
In addition to the Faculty of Law`s employment and work experience opportunities, you will find the latest available positions on UOW`s central career bulletin board. Yes, becoming a legal secretary is a good career. This career offers many opportunities for advancement through experience or additional training and can bring a person into the field of law without being a lawyer. Interested students should send an expression of interest/cover letter, CV and copy of registration materials to Karena Nicholls: karena@couttslegal.com.au IARC office is located in Sydney`s central business district. All volunteer legal assistants must commit to working one day per week (regular business hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) for at least six months. Training and supervision are provided. Contact Kate Vassie of Wollongong Legal Aid if you have any questions about the positions. Email Katherine.Vassie@legalaid.nsw.gov.au or call the Wollongong Legal Aid Office on (02) 4228 8299. Working as a volunteer legal assistant at IARC is an opportunity to develop your skills to help vulnerable clients, work with interpreters, communicate with the public and keep records.
Its main task is to provide administrative and paralegal support to IARC lawyers. You will be responsible for responding to initial client requests, planning, providing legal information and recommendations, and other administrative tasks. Depending on your experience and interests, you can also get involved in supporting research, project work and working with clients. IARC is a community legal centre that works with migrants, refugees and vulnerable asylum seekers. We offer free legal advice and assistance in areas such as protection visas, family visas and visa cancellation. IARC is also involved in policy and legislative reforms, as well as community development, education and advocacy. At UOW Law, we consider professional experience to be an integral part of legal education. It allows students to observe the law in action and to identify and reflect on the links and gaps between theory and practice. It enables students to apply and improve their knowledge and skills and helps them develop a sense of professional legal identity and build professional networks. Are you interested in helping vulnerable migrants, refugees and asylum seekers? Are you curious about what it`s like to work in a municipal legal centre? A mandatory 20-day legal internship that only takes place in Australian law schools.
The roles are in the Sydney office`s real estate group, which has about 300 employees (plus offices in other states). While the roles are in real estate and are not part of the rotational graduate program, successful applicants have the same access to the learning and development elements, training, events, etc. offered in the graduate program. The Sydney real estate group employs around 60 people, including 6 partners and several junior lawyers. If you are interested in this position, please send your CV and cover letter to: This bulk talent recruitment is for positions in the Campbelltown, Sutherland and Wollongong centres, as well as other locations. Positions offered from the talent pool can be temporary or continuous, full-time or part-time. More information on the role of recruiting law graduates and lawyers is specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people. All applicants are welcome.
The targeted nature of this recruitment means that preference will be given to candidates who meet the established standards of the position and who are of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent. The company is pleased to welcome a student for an internship around the student`s study programs. This experience would meet the requirements of the LLB 3397 Legal Internship (provided it lasts at least 2 days per week and the experience is registered/approved in advance) and could also be used for PCT purposes. Legal Aid NSW is seeking legal support officers from its New South Wales offices, including the Sydney Metro and Wollongong. Justice NSW is currently looking for recruitment for its talent pool. Court staff recruitment in the Greater Sydney, Greater Sydney and South Illawarra metropolitan areas is now open. The Assistant Client Services Officer provides a range of administrative and clerical services, including, but not limited to, responding to client inquiries, courtroom assistance, data entry and case management. Apply by sending your CV and cover letter with the above selection criteria to Sabina Wynn, Director, for iarcvolunteer@iarc.asn.au or by calling 02 82340709 to discuss.
There is no deadline to submit an application and applications will be assessed as soon as they are received. Candidates may be invited for an interview. Each year, UOW law students participate in moot court competitions, bringing their advocacy skills with other law students from across the country. Interested students should contact Dana Smith at danasmith@branderlaw.com.au and send her a resume, expression of interest and proof of enrollment. If approved by Brander Smith McKnight, contact law-internships@uow.edu.au and inform them of the agreement to begin the approval process. LegalVitae connects law students with employers for internships and graduate positions. Interested students should send their CV and expression of interest to Mr. David Allen: david@haillepaine.com.au volunteer opportunities with community organizations and other groups that need help promoting access to justice.