OFFICES

With offices in every capital city, the Australian Government Solicitor has a strategic and integrated approach to delivering services across the nation. Our business network has four distinct organisational elements that have a strong focus on the needs of our clients.

National practice groups and specialist networks—Three national legal practice groups oversee the quality and consistency of our legal services and products. These groups—Commercial, Litigation and Dispute Management, and Government—concentrate on developing our lawyers’ skills and talents, and the product and service lines that are geared to meet the existing and emerging needs of our clients. National specialist networks also support the needs of those working in areas of significant speciality, including tax and excise, trade practices, customs and migration. National legal practice leaders

National client networks—Client service arrangements are tailored to each client. National client service managers, and their network of local client service managers, look after the needs of each client to ensure we are aware of the client’s requirements, and that we apply ourselves nationally to respond to them. National client and office leaders

National network of delivery teams—We provide dedicated service to our clients at a local level through our offices in each capital city. Each office plays a vital role in servicing the legal needs of major government departments, agencies and businesses as well as locally based agencies. All offices are supported by a national, integrated information technology service. Our national reach enables our lawyers to deliver high quality legal services reliably, efficiently and at prices that represent value for our clients all over Australia. Click on the menu to the left to connect with our capital city offices.

Corporate support—The AGS corporate group, which includes the CEO, supports clients and service delivery to them at the national level. This group is based in Canberra. It conducts corporate planning activities that focus on our business objectives; supports the development of our relationships with clients; sets financial management policies, systems and benchmarks; sets legal practice standards, policies and systems; designs the national framework for developing our capability through our people; and designs and maintains information technology solutions to serve our clients well. National corporate leaders