• Seeking a Solicitor – Civil Law Practice
• Professional 2 (P2) $88,204 - $105,445 plus Superannuation
• 2 Year Contract
• Alice Springs

About the Northern Territory Legal Aid Commission:

Legal Aid NT is an independent statutory authority established under the Legal Aid Act 1990 (NT). Our purpose is to ensure that people in the Northern Territory understand their legal rights and disadvantaged people have access to quality legal services, and to uphold a fair Northern Territory and national justice system.

About the role:

Under the direction of the Managing Solicitor of the Civil Law Practice, provide high quality legal advice, community legal education and legal assistance, in a range of civil law matters and undertake related advocacy, policy and law reform work.

About you:

You will be an experienced and dedicated solicitor with a high-level initiative including the ability to work as part of a team with minimal supervision in undertaking tasks and addressing challenges. You will have the ability to deliver high quality legal advice, community legal education and legal assistance, in a range of civil law matters and undertake related advocacy, policy and law reform work.

Employee benefits:

Legal Aid NT offers attractive employment benefits such as 6 weeks annual leave and salary packaging options. Whilst the work is challenging, you will be rewarded with a culture that is focused on meeting the legal needs of vulnerable people in the Northern Territory.

Next steps

Applications must be submitted via the Apply Now link below.

Further Information:

A duty statement, including selection criteria is attached and can also be obtained from legalaid.nt.gov.au.

A position description is also attached.

Further information on the role, please contact Human Resources on 08 8999 3000 or [email protected], using the subject line: Solicitor - Civil Law Practice - Alice Springs enquiry via EthicalJobs.

Legal Aid NT values diversity. We encourage people from all diversity groups to apply for vacancies and accommodate people with disability by making reasonable workplace adjustments.