Build your career at Fifty Six Law
Join a forward-thinking law firm that’s reshaping the future of legal services. At Fifty Six Law, we combine deep legal expertise with cutting-edge technology to deliver exceptional results for our clients.
We’re Growing
Following our successful launch, we’re expanding our team to meet growing client demand for our innovative approach to contentious probate services.
Why Join Fifty Six Law?
Our Vision for Legal Excellence
Fifty Six Law is pioneering a new approach to contentious probate law. We’re combining deep legal expertise with innovative technology to provide more accessible, efficient, and effective legal services.
Our commitment to innovation includes:
- Advanced legal analysis and drafting tools
- Supercharged document analysis and preparation
- Secure communication platforms
- Data-driven case strategy development
- Cloud-based case management systems
Through our tech-forward approach, our lawyers can focus on what matters most: providing strategic advice, negotiating favourable settlements, and advocating for clients in genuine need.
Current Vacancies at Fifty Six Law:
Speculative Applications
Don’t see the right role? We’re always interested in hearing from talented individuals who share our vision for innovation in legal services. Whether you’re an experienced solicitor or a talented legal professional, we’d love to hear from you.
The latest news and insights from our contentious probate team:
Lane v Lane: When Courts Will Remove Executors to Protect Beneficiaries
The High Court in Lane v Lane clarifies when executors can be removed, emphasising that beneficiary interests are paramount and warning executors about personal costs liability for misconduct.
Winter v Winter: Court of Appeal Upholds Proprietary Estoppel Claims in Family Farming Dispute
The Court of Appeal in Winter v Winter confirms that devoting your working life to a family farm based on inheritance promises creates valid proprietary estoppel claims, even without proving specific alternative opportunities foregone.