Commercial Litigation Lawyer in Sydney

Commercial Litigation Lawyer in Sydney

Sydney Full-Time 90000 - 110000 $ / year (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Lead complex commercial litigation and provide top-notch advisory work on consumer law.
  • Company: Award-winning Sydney CBD law firm with a collaborative culture.
  • Benefits: Direct partner access, premium work, and better work-life balance.
  • Other info: Dynamic environment with opportunities for leadership and professional growth.
  • Why this job: Accelerate your career with high-stakes cases and mentorship from industry leaders.
  • Qualifications: 4+ years in commercial litigation; strong drafting and analytical skills.

The predicted salary is between 90000 - 110000 $ per year.

Why work with empire group?

  • Exclusive Roles: Gain access to opportunities not advertised anywhere else.
  • Personalised Support: Receive free CV advice, interview coaching and negotiation guidance suited to your career goals.
  • Industry Expertise: Work with a team that brings over 175 years of combined Australian legal recruitment experience.
  • Privacy: Trust that your information will be treated with the confidentiality that you deserve. Only be put forward to a role with your explicit consent.

About the Firm

Our client is a premier, award-winning Sydney CBD law firm with a stellar track record of delivering sophisticated, innovative legal solutions. Known for combining first class commercial expertise with an agile, collaborative culture, we advise a high-calibre roster of domestic and international corporate clients.

The Opportunity

Our client is looking for an ambitious, sharp-minded experienced litigator to step into a pivotal, high-exposure role within their Commercial Litigation team. This isn't a role where you'll be hidden in the background reviewing endless document bundles. You will work directly alongside a highly ranked partner and act as a 2IC on high-stakes, complex commercial disputes, regulatory compliance, and high-value litigation matters for a broad range of elite clients.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead complex commercial litigation, multi-party disputes, and regulatory matters under minimal supervision.
  • Provide first class advisory work on Australian Consumer Law as well as advising on litigation strategy.
  • Supervise, guide, and develop junior solicitors and paralegals within the practice group.
  • Act as a direct, trusted point of contact for clients and foster strong relationships.

About You

  • Experience: 4+ years pae in commercial litigation. Experience or an interest in consumer law sector is highly regarded but not mandatory.
  • Technical Skills: Strong drafting skills, sharp analytical logic, and a deep understanding of court processes.
  • Commercial Acumen: The ability to see beyond the black-letter law to provide pragmatic, bottom-line business solutions for clients.
  • Leadership Alignment: An ego-free, collaborative approach with excellent communication skills to match our firm's vibrant culture.

Why Our Client?

  • Direct Partner Access: Work hand-in-hand with an industry leader, accelerating your path to partnership or senior leadership.
  • Premium Work, Better Balance: Handle high-calibre, top-tier quality corporate litigation without the rigid, bureaucratic layout of a mega-firm.

Commercial Litigation Lawyer in Sydney employer: Empire Group

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Contact Details:

Empire Group Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Commercial Litigation Lawyer in Sydney

Commercial Litigation
Consumer Law
Advisory Skills
Drafting Skills
Analytical Logic
Court Processes
Regulatory Compliance