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Add expected salary to your profile for insightsNash Allen Williams & Wotton solicitors have been serving the Central Coast since 1957. Since then and through to today, the firm works with businesses and families, generation after generation, to build strong relationships that last the test of time.As Central Coast lawyers for more than 60 years, our team of solicitors and staff have successfully handled thousands of matters on behalf of our clients and the firm has earned a strong reputation with its clients and professional colleagues.About the roleThis is a great opportunity for a solicitor with up to two years post admission experience to join our firm. This position involves working directly with one of the firms partners offering invaluable experience to start off your legal career including:Learning and support with all aspects of legal file managementCriminal law and courtroom advocacyFamily law and courtroom advocacyProperty law issues, commercial and retail leasesSale and purchase of residential and commercial real estateSale and purchase of businessesEstate planning including drafting wills and acting in will disputesAbout YouYou will have:Strong academic results and keen eye for detailWell developed writing & research skills with the ability to identify issuesExcellent interpersonal skills and be a great communicatorWillingness to learn, work hard and take on new tasksAbility to work well under pressure to meet deadlines and manage competing prioritiesSolid organisation skillsA passion for client satisfactionOur team is focused on mentoring, development and delivering valuable CPD training to the right candidate.Please apply by submitting your CV and a brief cover letter and ensure you include your current entitlement to a NSW Practicing Certificate.How do your skills match this job?Your application will include the following questions:How many years'' experience do you have in family law?How many years'' experience do you have in property law?How many years'' experience do you have in criminal & civil law?Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in Australia?How many years'' experience do you have as a solicitor?Do you have a current Australian driver''s licence? #J-18808-Ljbffr