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Type Full-Time
Location Texas - Plano
Job ID DORG366571
Experience Level No Experience
Job Experience Max. 5 Years
Ranking 3 : Mostly Business $$$
Estimated Salary Lower than Highest Salary Band in Market (Varies by Firm)
Practice Areas Energy and Oil & Gas - General
Job Overview: A law firm seeks a detail-oriented associate attorney with up to five years of experience to join its Energy & Natural Resources practice group, focusing on mineral title and property matters. This position offers flexible work arrangements, allowing candidates to work from any of the firm’s multiple office locations or remotely, subject to approval. This role is an excellent opportunity for attorneys who are interested in gaining specialized experience in energy title law, collaborating closely with clients, land professionals, and internal legal teams. The firm values strong communicators, independent thinkers, and individuals who thrive in a client-focused, team-oriented environment.Duties:Review and analyze title documentation, including deeds, leases, and related property records, to assess mineral ownership.Draft title opinions that outline ownership history, legal risks, and recommended curative actions.Collaborate with clients, title examiners, land agents, and other legal team members to identify and resolve title defects.Draft and review curative documents such as affidavits, releases, amendments, and ratifications.Conduct legal research on property and mineral rights laws across multiple jurisdictions.Support due diligence projects for transactions involving energy assets, including acquisitions and divestitures.Communicate legal findings and recommendations to clients in a clear and practical manner.Monitor relevant legal and regulatory developments affecting mineral title and energy transactions.Requirements:0-5 years of legal experience, preferably with exposure to property law, mineral title work, or energy law.Ability to review, interpret, and evaluate complex chains of title and property ownership history.Strong research, writing, and analytical skills, with a focus on problem-solving.Ability to manage projects independently while also collaborating effectively with colleagues and clients.Strong organizational skills and attention to detail to manage multiple assignments and deadlines.Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, with a client-first mindset.Education:Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school.Certifications:Active license to practice law in at least one U.S. state.Admission in jurisdictions with significant energy production is preferred but not required.Skills:Proficient in drafting legal documents, particularly title opinions and curative instruments.Strong verbal communication skills to work effectively with clients and internal teams.Legal research proficiency using industry-standard platforms.Ability to distill complex legal issues into clear, practical guidance for clients.Comfortable with technology tools supporting remote work and collaboration.Location:Flexible – this role can be based in any of the firm’s office locations across several states or fully remote, subject to approval.Benefits:Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance.Employer-contributed retirement savings plan.Support for continuing legal education (CLE) and professional development.Flexible work arrangements, including hybrid or fully remote options where appropriate.Collegial, team-oriented culture with mentorship and career growth opportunities.
Job Overview: A law firm seeks a detail-oriented associate attorney with up to five years of experience to join its Energy & Natural Resources practice group, focusing on mineral title and property matters. This position offers flexible work arrangements, allowing candidates to work from any of the firm’s multiple office locations or remotely, subject to approval. This role is an excellent opportunity for attorneys who are interested in gaining specialized experience in energy title law, collaborating closely with clients, land professionals, and internal legal teams. The firm values strong communicators, independent thinkers, and individuals who thrive in a client-focused, team-oriented environment.
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Date Last Confirmed
03-02-2025
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