Location: Melbourne
Employment Type: Full Time
Our Client is a respected national law firm with a long-standing history of supporting Australians through personal injury matters. Known for its commitment to justice and client care, the firm has built a strong reputation across medical negligence and other plaintiff-based practice areas.
This is a fantastic opportunity to step into a critical support role within a dynamic and high-performing legal team.
Why Join This Team?
- Above-market salary – Be rewarded with a highly competitive remuneration package that reflects your skills and experience.
- Strong reputation – Join a firm recognised for its deep expertise in personal injury and medical negligence law.
- Meaningful work – Play an important role in helping individuals through life-changing legal experiences.
- Flexible working – Hybrid work arrangements to support balance and wellbeing.
- Collaborative culture – Be part of a firm that values people, inclusion, and connection.
- Ongoing development – Internal training and mentoring opportunities to grow your career.
What You’ll Do
- Provide legal and administrative support to a team of medical negligence lawyers.
- Manage file preparation, correspondence, and client communications.
- Assist with court documents, discovery, and briefing counsel.
- Maintain calendars, coordinate appointments, and manage deadlines.
- Contribute to a supportive and client-focused work environment.
Who You Are
- An experienced legal secretary – ideally with 3–7 years’ experience in plaintiff personal injury, particularly medical negligence or similar areas.
- Highly organised – You’re comfortable managing multiple tasks and tight timelines.
- Client-focused – You bring empathy and professionalism to every interaction.
- Team-oriented – You enjoy working closely with others and contributing to team success.
- Tech-savvy – Confident using legal practice management systems and MS Office.
Requirements
- 3–7 years’ experience as a Legal Secretary in personal injury law
- Experience in medical negligence or related practice areas preferred
- Excellent attention to detail and file management skills
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
To express your interest confidentially, contact Kyla Feliciano on LinkedIn or via email at kyla@nrol.com.au
Alternatively, apply now with your CV and we’ll be in touch.
