Knowledge Lawyer, Class Actions — Sydney
- LocationSydney, New South Wales, Australia
- Work typeOn-site
- Experience5+ PQE
- PracticeLitigation
A leading international law firm
Apply in confidence →A global law firm is seeking a commercially minded and intellectually curious Knowledge Lawyer to join its national Class Actions team in Sydney. This role is central to how the practice delivers, innovates and grows within one of the most dynamic areas of its national litigation offering.
The position carries a particular focus on supporting the development and implementation of AI-enabled solutions to improve matter delivery, knowledge management, client service and operational efficiency. The firm has invested significantly in legal technology and expects the successful candidate to help shape the practice's AI and data strategy.
Working closely with partners, business development and learning and development teams, the Knowledge Lawyer will monitor market developments to spot pitch opportunities, prepare key materials for client talks, podcasts and roundtables, and contribute to thought leadership, training and blogs. The role also involves acting as a subject matter expert on knowledge-related projects and supporting initiatives that leverage matter data and market intelligence to create client value.
- A law degree and relevant practice experience in class actions or related disputes.
- 5 or more years post-admission experience.
- An interest in building strategic business relationships and identifying and pursuing new business.
- High credibility and the ability to act as a trusted adviser to partners, legal staff and business services staff.
- Ability to deal autonomously, flexibly and effectively with a wide variety of people at various levels.
- An innovative mindset and curiosity about AI and emerging technologies.
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