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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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Legal Research: Perform in-depth legal research on relevant statutes, regulations, case law, and industry standards to support case strategies and develop persuasive legal arguments.
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Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school, and an active Bar license to practice law in Texas. Provide counsel to clients on a wide range of intellectual property/Patent-related issues, including patent law, trademark law, copyright law, trade secrets, licensing agreements, and Patent litigation.
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DESCRIPTION : LANWT is a non-profit public interest law firm that provides high-quality free civil legal services to low-income persons in 114 counties in North and West Texas. Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas (LANWT) is a non-profit law firm that provides free civil legal aid to the low-income communities from 26 offices in north and west Texas.
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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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Litigation Legal Secretary Our well-respected law firm client in Dallas, Texas is in search of a 5+ year Litigation Legal Secretary with appellate experience. Law Firm Profile: In business 40+ years Multi-practice law firm Recognized as “Top 100 Place to Work” by Dallas Morning News Litigation Legal Secretary Role: The Litigation Legal Secretary will play a crucial role in providing administrative and secretarial support to commercial/business litigation attorneys.
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Education: Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university; experience in the following (or closely related) fields may be substituted for the required education on a year-for-year basis: full-time Child Support Program, credit collections, investigations, legal assistant, legal secretary, customer service, or IV-A eligibility specialist.
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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. Handle diverse legal cases related to real estate development, municipal utility districts, public improvement districts, public-private partnerships, and public law.
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Responsibilities: Utilize your legal expertise to provide counsel and support in real estate development matters, public finance initiatives, and public law issues. Qualifications: Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an ABA accredited law school is a mandatory requirement.
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We are a boutique law firm seeking the perfect match for an experienced Marketing Director. Vendor Management: Manage all vendors involved in supporting the firm in any of the areas herein.
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5-10 years of relevant substantive legal experience (law firm and/or corporate legal department, with a preference for experience at an internationally recognized law firm.
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RAICES not only assists immigrants in navigating through complicated immigration laws, but we also assist immigrants with social needs through case management and providing assistance with housing.
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Job Title: Bankruptcy and Foreclsure Attorney (1-4 Years Experience in Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, and Eviction) I am working with a fantastic boutique law firm that is specializing in bankruptcy, foreclosure, and eviction cases.
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Provide case management for patent litigation in federal district courts, appeals before the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, and actions before the U.S. International Trade Commission, USPTO, and Patent Trial and Appeal Board.
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