Litigation Jobs in Northern Territory
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Taylor Rose Australia-Darwin NT
Are you ready to break free from the traditional law firm structure and take control of your career? At Taylor Rose Australia , we offer ambitious and experienced lawyers the opportunity to build their own practice with the backing of a national...
Northern Land Council-Darwin NT
expert legal advice to the CEO, Chair, Executive Council, and stakeholders. Represent the NLC in negotiations, litigation, and consultations with external organisations. Oversee statutory functions, including Aboriginal Land Trusts, native title matters...
North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency-Darwin NT
and inspired group of hardworking lawyers in challenging and difficult areas of law, with the goal of achieving substantive and systemic change. What you’ll be doing Undertake litigation and other casework in civil law in accordance with NAAJA’s priorities...
North Australian Aboriginal Family Legal Service-Darwin NT
settings. Demonstrate excellent written, oral and interpersonal communication skills including negotiation and conflict resolution skills and maintain confidentiality provisions. Possess a sound understanding of the litigation and dispute resolution...
North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency-Darwin NT
to achieve social justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through strategic litigation, law reform and education. The criminal law practice consists of criminal solicitors working in the areas of youth summary, indictable and appellate crime...
NAAFLS - Northern Australian Aboriginal Family Legal Services-Katherine NT
living in remote community settings. Demonstrate excellent written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills including negotiation and conflict resolution skills and maintain confidentiality provisions. A sound understanding of the litigation...
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