Careers at Gilshenan & Luton

Current Positions

Thank you for your interest in current employment opportunities with Gilshenan and Luton.

At this time, we do not have any positions available. This page will be updated when positions become available.

Criminal Law Clerkship

In addition to any current opportunities for ongoing roles, Gilshenan and Luton offer an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Criminal Law Clerkship each year. Applications open around October each year, and the clerkship is undertaken in January/February of the following year.

Learn more about the Summer Clerkship Program

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Alternative penalty options under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (QLD)

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Changes to Queensland’s prostitution legislation from August 2024

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