We have the client base, talent and systems in place and we’re ready to expand the team. Some of the work is routine. Some of it comes at the hardest moments of a person’s life. We want people who take the time to do both well and leave clients feeling they were in good hands.

While you’re here, we expect you to work hard. What we don’t do is take your evenings as well. The way the firm is set up means we don’t have to.
We’ll help you plan a career that fits your strengths and interests as well as the firm’s needs. As you take on more, you’ll get the support and mentoring to go with it.
Yes, we record time and we have budgets, but we also weigh up the quality of your work and how you look after clients.
We’ll tell you what you need to hear and we expect the same back.
Precedents and know-how get written up rather than living in one person’s head. Take on something new and there’s a starting point waiting for you.
We integrate modern technology like ContactsLaw, our own practice management software, to improve efficiency and the quality of our services. We’re constantly seeking new ways to make sure our team has the tools they need.
Start and finish when it suits you within our core working hours.
We’re compassionate, but firm when we need to be
Complacency is not our thing
High standards are our way of life
We’re here for the long haul, building relationships that work for everyone.
We regularly invite applications from law students — whether you're currently enrolled or have an offer to start at an Australian university.
Cadet lawyer roles don’t come up often, so they’re a great opportunity for students who are clear on their goals and keen to gain hands-on experience in a modern law firm.
You can apply anytime via our cadetship page. We’ll keep your application on file and be in touch when our next intake opens.
We’ve welcomed graduates from all kinds of backgrounds — law, marketing, accounting, business, web and app development.
If you’re enthusiastic, committed, and keen to grow, we’d love to hear from you.
Depending on the role, you might work across different teams — alongside business owners, lawyers, legal execs, and our tech team who build our website and software.
To be eligible, you’ll usually need a bachelor’s degree from an Australian university — ideally in Law, Arts, Economics, Commerce, Business or Computer Science.