Do you have 3 + years in commercial law?

Want to work in a relaxed and friendly work environment?

Our client prides itself in having an excellent work culture and treating everyone, clients and staff, as a human being. They have a family friendly work culture so if you have had enough of the cut throat and corporate scene this could be perfect.

Our client is a multifaceted legal firm and needs someone in the commercial and property space. Some of the areas that you would be involved with are as follows:

• Preparation of numerous business agreements including share investment and sale agreements, JV agreements, shareholder agreements, partnership agreements, licensing agreements and guarantees and indemnities.
• Preparation of agreements for the sale of a business and acting for the buyer or seller in the settlement of a sale of a business.
• Preparation of discretionary family trusts, unit trusts and the variation of such trusts.
• Preparation of loan agreements
• Preparation of retail, commercial and industrial leases and the assignment, variation and extension of such leases
• Preparation of discretionary family trusts and the variation of such trusts
• Preparation of contracts for sale for individuals and developers in real estate transactions
• Preparation of JV agreements in property transactions
• Preparation of mortgages
• Preparation and lodgement of caveats and other land-related applications
• Preparation of documents for the withdrawal of caveats and the discharge of mortgages and other encumbrances
• Application for Foreign Investment Review Board approvals

If you haven't got experience in all of the above please still apply as there will be guidance and mentoring provided.

This is an excellent opportunity to take control of your career and restore some balance to the work/life equation.

Confidential inquires can be made by calling Stephen Lawrence on 0402 222 002 (24 hours).

We currently have a number of other legal opportunities in the following areas:

Commercial Law

Estate Planning
Property Law

What have you got to lose?