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Litigation & Disputes Lawyer
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Litigation & Disputes - Associate LawyerJoin a top-tier Dispute Resolution team with a clear path to leadership and Partnership.
Salary of up to $160,000 + Super (DOE)
- Clear path to Senior Associate and future Partner roles
- Direct mentoring from industry-recognised litigation leaders
- Thrive in a national firm known for growing legal careers
About the Position: This is a standout opportunity for a Litigation Associate with 4+ years of post-admission experience who is looking to do more than just practice law—someone ready to take the reins of their career.
In this role, you'll work shoulder-to-shoulder with Partners who are listed in Best Lawyers in Australia and featured in The Legal 500 Asia Pacific. You will handle a variety of complex commercial disputes, regulatory matters, and corporate litigation, while being strategically coached for long-term growth within the firm.
This is more than a role—it’s a career development platform. Whether you’re aiming to lead a team, specialise in a niche area of law, or progress toward Partnership, the support and opportunities are built in from day one.
Key Responsibilities:
- Drive high-value commercial and corporate litigation matters
- Develop litigation strategies in collaboration with Partners
- Lead discovery, draft court documents, and manage key stakeholder interactions
- Take increasing ownership of files and guide junior lawyers over time
- Participate in court proceedings, mediations, and client negotiations
- Minimum 4 years post-admission litigation/dispute resolution experience
- Background in private practice with exposure to commercial litigation
- Strong legal drafting and analytical skills
- Career-focused mindset with ambition to step into leadership
- Collaborative, proactive, and committed to long-term success
- Fast-Tracked Career Progression: Purposeful development plan from Associate to Senior Associate and Partner
- Elite Mentorship: Work under nationally recognised Partners who invest in your success
- Top-Tier Salary: $120,000 to $160,000 + Super + Bonus incentives
- Professional Development: CPD funding, study support and opportunities to attend industry events
- Premium Parental Leave: Up to 26 weeks paid leave to support life beyond work
- Work-Life Flexibility: Hybrid arrangements, purchased leave options and regular firm events
- Wellness & Corporate Perks: Health programs, mental health support, insurance benefits and more
Email your CV in confidence to: legalrecruitment@gorillajobs.com.au
Or call: +61 2 8006 2984
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Job ID: f14adde5-5872000030
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Median Salary
Net Salary per month
$6,053
Cost of Living Index
70/100
70
Median Apartment Rent in City Center
(1-3 Bedroom)
$2,727
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$4,776
$3,752
Safety Index
62/100
62
Utilities
Basic
(Electricity, heating, cooling, water, garbage for 915 sq ft apartment)
$150
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$400
$239
High-Speed Internet
$65
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$100
$85
Transportation
Gasoline
(1 gallon)
$7.48
Taxi Ride
(1 mile)
$4.23
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