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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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Handle diverse legal cases related to real estate development, municipal utility districts, public improvement districts, public-private partnerships, and public law. 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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Responsibilities: Utilize your legal expertise to provide counsel and support in real estate development matters, public finance initiatives, and public law issues. Ensure legal compliance in real estate development projects and public finance initiatives.
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Atwell, LLC is a bold leader in the consulting, engineering, and construction services industry, delivering a broad range of creative solutions to clients in the real estate & land development, and energy markets.
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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. Conduct comprehensive legal research and analysis to ensure the effective representation of clients.
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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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Prepare and review legal documents, contracts, and agreements to protect client interests. Qualifications: Juris Doctor ( from an ABA accredited law school is a mandatory requirement. Benefits: The firm offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, providing comprehensive coverage for employees.
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Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree in Civil EngineeringExperience in civil land development design, particularly commercial projects PE or EIT preferredSix (6) plus years of related experience Join us at Atwell, where your career's growth potential knows no bounds.
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Experience with real estate matters related to the Bureau of Land Management. Minimum 3 to 7 years of previous experience in real estate for energy project development required – preferably in solar, wind, or natural gas electricity generation projects.
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Clients include international and regional architecture, engineering and land surveying firms; leading heavy civil contractors; and single and multi-family real estate developers located in Texas and throughout the United States.
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ResponsibilitiesWork closely with CFA Real Estate and Design staff to provide input during the development phase of each assigned projectManage/lead outsource partners, surveyors, sign vendors and geotechnical/environmental partners in conducting due diligence on proposed reinvestment projectsManage/lead civil engineers, architects, sign vendors, traffic consultants, land use attorneys, etc.
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Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an ABA accredited law school is a mandatory requirement. Current Texas Bar license in good standing is essential to practice law in the state. Engage in client interactions and build lasting relationships through exceptional service.
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Immediately assume a meaningful role in ongoing and new projects, actively contributing to the team's success. Strong communication and interpersonal skills to effectively engage with clients and colleagues.
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