Senior Construction Counsel - Remote In-House in Adelaide

Senior Construction Counsel - Remote In-House in Adelaide

Adelaide Temporary 49500 - 60500 $ / year (est.) Remote
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Provide legal counsel on construction and commercial projects while working autonomously.
  • Company: Leading firm offering flexible remote work for experienced legal professionals.
  • Benefits: Flexible remote arrangement, competitive pay, and potential for extension.
  • Other info: Initial 3-month assignment with opportunities for growth.
  • Why this job: Join a dynamic team and make an impact on major construction ventures.
  • Qualifications: Must hold a current Australian unrestricted practicing certificate.

The predicted salary is between 49500 - 60500 $ per year.

Senior Contract Lawyer role for an In-House Counsel focused on construction, commercial and property matters.

The client seeks an experienced lawyer to work with autonomy on a range of construction projects, large ventures and joint ventures, with a flexible remote arrangement in Australia.

The assignment is initially for 3 months, with potential extension. Applicants must hold a current Australian unrestricted practicing certificate to be considered for this role.

Senior Construction Counsel - Remote In-House in Adelaide employer: Burgess Paluch Legal Recruitment

Join a top-tier global firm that not only offers a significant career-enhancing opportunity for Corporate/M&A Lawyers but also fosters a collaborative and inclusive work culture. With a focus on high-profile deals in the funds space, you will enjoy extensive client engagement, flexible working arrangements, and exceptional career development opportunities, all while being part of a team that values diversity and innovation.

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Contact Details:

Burgess Paluch Legal Recruitment Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Senior Construction Counsel - Remote In-House in Adelaide

Construction Law
Contract Law
Commercial Law
Property Law
Legal Research
Negotiation Skills
Autonomy