About the role
Court lawyers are legally trained individuals who work at courts. They often have a law degree from a university and have completed a clerkship. Their work is central to the administration of justice and they assist judges in their duties.Responsibilities
Court lawyers prepare cases for trial by reviewing incoming documents and investigations. They write legal memoranda, prepare verdicts, and can also act as the court's secretary. Providing support to judges in legal assessments is an important part of their work.Skills and tools
Court lawyers must have a good knowledge of law and the ability to analyze complex legal cases. They use legal databases and case management systems to handle case information. Communication skills and accuracy are essential in their professional practice.