Associate/Senior Associate - Government & Administrative Law

at  Moray Agnew Lawyers

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Moray & Agnew is one of Australia’s leading specialist insurance law firms with over 700 employees nationally. We have offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Newcastle, Perth and Cairns, and have an unrivalled reputation in our market. Over the last decade, the firm has tripled in size to support the growth of our Australian and international clients.
Moray & Agnew are proudly committed to fostering a flexible, inclusive and diverse environment for our employees. In 2020 we were named one of the 25 most attractive firms to work at in Australia, and with the fourth highest percentage of female Partners according to the AFR Law Partnership Survey as at July 2022, we were identified as Australia’s most female-friendly firm by the Australian Financial Review.
We are passionate about what we do and want you to be too. We value technical excellence and the ability to function independently or in a team. We offer a unique workplace culture and excellent opportunities to further your personal and professional development.

An opportunity has arisen for an Associate or Senior Associate to join our Commonwealth Government team in our busy Sydney office. The team acts for a broad range of clients, including for Commonwealth Departments and Agencies primarily in Public Law litigation. The matters span across Commonwealth employee compensation, military compensation & veterans’ entitlements, and disability insurance access and planning matters under the NDIS. Working under the guidance of a distinguished Partner as part of a friendly and collegiate team, this position will see you primarily engaged in the day to day conduct of litigated matters in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.
The work requires attention to detail, practical problem solving skills and strategic thinking. If you’re looking for a role in which you can develop your existing skills in a supportive and friendly environment, this role is the perfect opportunity.