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Our client, a busy and rapidly growing law firm, specializing in real estate development and public finance practice, is actively seeking an Associate Attorney to join their dynamic team in Dallas, Texas.
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Joining our client's real estate development/public finance practice law firm offers an excellent opportunity to work on exciting projects and gain valuable experience. The ideal candidate will have a solid background in real estate development, public finance, public law, and/or government relations, with substantive legal experience in some or all of the following areas: real estate, municipal utility districts (MUD), public improvement districts, public-private partnerships in land development, and public law.
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A minimum of 2 years of substantive legal experience in any of the following areas: real estate, real estate development, municipal utility districts (MUD), public improvement districts, public-private partnerships in land development, or public law.
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Handle diverse legal cases related to real estate development, municipal utility districts, public improvement districts, public-private partnerships, and public law. Responsibilities: Utilize your legal expertise to provide counsel and support in real estate development matters, public finance initiatives, and public law issues.
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Ensure legal compliance in real estate development projects and public finance initiatives. Qualifications: Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an ABA accredited law school is a mandatory requirement.
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Practice Areas: Corporate Litigation, Tax Law, Estate Planning & Probate, Real Estate, White Collar & Government Regulatory Litigation, Commercial Litigation, and Cryptocurrency & Digital Assets.
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Benefits: The firm offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, providing comprehensive coverage for employees. Current Texas Bar license in good standing is essential to practice law in the state.
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Their Dallas office represents clients in a variety of complex cases, disputes, and transactions including bankruptcy litigation, civil appeals, commercial litigation, construction litigation and consultation, corporate and finance, corporate advisory, estate planning services, insurance coverage, labor and employment, oil and gas litigation, real estate, securities, tax practice, and technology.
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Our client, a top Am Law 100 firm, is seeking a junior - mid-level associate for its litigation practice that covers a diverse range of commercial litigation areas including antitrust, trade secrets, real estate, and others.
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Company: We are a real estate law firm in Silicon Valley and expanding into Southern California. Application Process: If you are a proactive and results-oriented Real Estate Litigation Attorney looking to join a thriving firm with a commitment to excellence, we invite you to apply.
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The Keller Firm, a boutique real estate litigation firm, is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Litigation Attorney to join our growing team. Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school.
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Proven experience as an associate attorney, preferably in the practice area of the hiring law firm. The ideal candidate will be responsible for assisting our Vice President of Real Estate in managing and organizing legal matters and cases, conducting legal research, and preparing legal documents.
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Lawyers in our Dallas office serve all the firm’s practice and industry areas – including corporate, litigation, banking/finance, insurance law, healthcare law, labor and employment, estate planning, real estate, bankruptcy, intellectual property, white collar crime, and antitrust.
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Strongly preferred: Law firm or in-house legal department experience. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS Educational/Experience Level: A four-year undergraduate degree and three years of related real estate experience; or a high school diploma or General Equivalency Diploma (GED) and five years of related real estate experience.
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Any corporate, real estate, or transactional law experience is a plus. Record Keeping: Maintaining organized and up-to-date files, permit and license records, and firm databases, including scanning documents and files.
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