CAREERS WITH MAP LAWYERS
WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT PEOPLE – PLEASE REACH OUT IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN THE MAP TEAM.
We are not a traditional law firm, and you will not be treated like a number – there is no hierarchy and room for egos in our world. We have high expectations of our staff, but in return, you will be treated fairly, with respect and like one of our family.
Our ethos is completely centred on providing an exceptional level of service for our clients, while acting ethically, with respect and professionalism. It is critical that our team members also share this vision.
We are a rapidly growing business, encourage personal development and training, and there are always genuine opportunities for career progression and further development for the right people.
If you think you have what it takes, please email a covering letter and resume through to:
Latest Resources
THE NEW AML/CTF REGIME: WHEN COMPLIANCE LOSES TOUCH WITH COMMERCIAL REALITY
Australia’s expanded anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regime was intended to strengthen the integrity of the financial system. That objective is difficult to criticise. No responsible professional opposes sensible measures designed to detect criminal funds, disrupt organised crime, and protect the economy from exploitation. However, the practical implementation of the new AML/CTF obligations has exposed
EARLY RELEASE OF DEPOSIT IN VICTORIA: WHAT PURCHASERS NEED TO KNOW BEFORE AGREEING
When buying property in Victoria, the deposit (which typically can be up to 10% of the purchase price) is paid on signing the contract and held securely in trust until settlement. At settlement, you pay the balance, and the deposit is released to the vendor. However, vendors sometimes request early release of the deposit before
NEW AML/CTF RULES FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS: WHAT SELLING AND BUYER’S AGENTS NEED TO KNOW
From 1 July 2026, selling agents and buyer’s agents across Australia will face important new obligations under the country’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) laws. These reforms aim to make it significantly harder for criminals to use property transactions for money laundering, terrorism financing, or other serious illegal activities. For agents, the key message
