Solicitor Services Lawyer
3 hours ago
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Government of Nova Scotia
Full-time
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Join the Solicitor Services team in Halifax, Nova Scotia, as a Solicitor addressing key legal issues for the provincial government. This term position is an incredible opportunity for those with substantial legal experience.
The Nova Scotia Department of Justice seeks qualified lawyers to provide legal counsel across various sectors, ensuring compliance and strategic advice to government officials. Your role will directly influence legal frameworks around agriculture, energy, and environmental matters, making your contributions vital to public governance.
Key Responsibilities
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¢ Provide legal advice on public policy and law â€
¢ Draft and review statutes and contracts â€
¢ Collaborate on submissions to Cabinet â€
¢ Present law-related information to the public â€
¢ Engage with various departmental project teams
Requirements:
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¢ Membership in the Nova Scotia Barristers Society â€
¢ At least 3 years of experience practicing law â€
¢ Strong skills in research and analysis â€
¢ Excellent communication capabilities â€
¢ Public sector advisory experience is advantageous Leverage your legal expertise to effectively support the operations of the Government of Nova Scotia.
Key Responsibilities
â€
¢ Provide legal advice on public policy and law â€
¢ Draft and review statutes and contracts â€
¢ Collaborate on submissions to Cabinet â€
¢ Present law-related information to the public â€
¢ Engage with various departmental project teams
Requirements:
â€
¢ Membership in the Nova Scotia Barristers Society â€
¢ At least 3 years of experience practicing law â€
¢ Strong skills in research and analysis â€
¢ Excellent communication capabilities â€
¢ Public sector advisory experience is advantageous Leverage your legal expertise to effectively support the operations of the Government of Nova Scotia.