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Houston office of an AmLaw firm seeks energy regulatory associate attorney with 5-6 years of transactional or litigation experience in energy or utility sector, and experience with administrative litigation and counseling clients before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and other federal agencies. The candidate will be prosecuting administrative litigation and regulatory approvals for natural gas and liquid pipeline clients before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; negotiation of agreements for the use of oil and gas infrastructure, such as transportation, gathering, and processing agreements and related marketing agreements; and regulatory compliance counseling and regulatory support for mergers and acquisitions. Legal

This is one of the largest law firms in Texas. It has offices around the world and a full-service practice that includes the highest levels of litigation, corporate, energy, intellectual property and other types of law. Attorneys are able to improve their skills by participating in the firm's substantial formal training programs. The atmosphere is informal and friendly, so associates are able to interact with partners and receive mentoring from them.

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time

Houston office of an AmLaw firm seeks energy transactions and projects attorney with 3-6 years of significant experience in oil and gas transactional matters, including mergers and acquisitions and joint venture transactions. The candidate should have experience in negotiation of purchase and sale agreements, development agreements, joint operating agreements and other oil and gas-related agreements. Legal

This is one of the largest law firms in Texas. It has offices around the world and a full-service practice that includes the highest levels of litigation, corporate, energy, intellectual property and other types of law. Attorneys are able to improve their skills by participating in the firm's substantial formal training programs. The atmosphere is informal and friendly, so associates are able to interact with partners and receive mentoring from them.

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time

Houston office of our client seeks energy and projects attorney with 2-4 years of transactional experience. The candidate should preferably have experience of project development and finance transactions. Experience could include negotiation of mergers and acquisitions transactions, joint venture/formation, feedstock, offtake, EPC/EPCM, O&M services, transportation, commodity purchase and sale and other project agreements. Legal

This is one of the largest law firms in Texas. It has offices around the world and a full-service practice that includes the highest levels of litigation, corporate, energy, intellectual property and other types of law. Attorneys are able to improve their skills by participating in the firm's substantial formal training programs. The atmosphere is informal and friendly, so associates are able to interact with partners and receive mentoring from them.

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time

Houston office of our client seeks associate attorney with 3+ years of oil and gas experience. Legal

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time

Houston office of our client seeks oil and gas attorney with 5+ years of experience practice conducting title examination. The candidate will perform title examination and assist in due diligence in acquisitions and divestitures. Must be licensed in Texas, or licensed in Colorado or Oklahoma and eligible to license in Texas by waiver. Should have a sufficient basis in operations and regulatory activities to answer client questions. Legal

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time

Houston office of an AmLaw firm seeks energy and infrastructure associate attorney with 1-4 years of experience in energy project development, project finance and/or energy project mergers and acquisitions. The candidate should preferably have experience with EPC, PPA and/or equipment supply agreements. Should be a member of the State Bar. Legal

The ideal candidate will have strong academic credentials, major law firm experience, exceptional verbal, written, interpersonal skills

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time

Houston office of an AmLaw firm seeks attorney with 3-5 years of experience in mergers and acquisitions, capital markets and general corporate work (direct expertise in transactions involving upstream and midstream oil and gas companies, oil field service companies and other participants in the energy sector, including MLP transactions a plus). The candidate should be admitted to practice in Texas. Legal

Its area of specialization is complex transactional matters. The firm represent clients in the energy industry namely energy companies, private equity funds, investment banks and commercial lenders. The Texas practice staffs over fifty knowledgeable attorneys. Over thirty-five billion U.S. dollars in debt and equity capital market transactions was accomplished by the Texas practice group. A notable industry publication awarded the Texas practice with a high ranking for their mergers and acquisitions law expertise.

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time

Houston office of an AmLaw firm seeks oil and gas associate attorney with 3-8 years of experience. The candidate should have experience should include drafting and negotiating purchase and sale, joint development, participation, farmout/farmin, operating, transportation and gathering agreements, oil and gas leases, and related documentation. Knowledge of the upstream and midstream energy industries is required, and downstream and power experience is a plus. Texas Bar Membership is preferred. Legal

The ideal candidate will have a strong academic record, exceptional analytical and writing skills, a positive, team-oriented attitude and the ability to take a leading role in transactions.

Here is a large Houston firm that has a small firm atmosphere. While this firm practices several different types of law, it is most noted for the strength of its corporate practice. When a talented candidate comes along, as we have seen again and again, this firm will compete very hard to ensure they get them. The atmosphere of this firm does feel quite congenial. Nevertheless, there is an intensity to this place, and the associates who work here are all pretty uniformly motivated to do extremely well. This firm has a very strong national practice and much of the work it does from its Houston office even encompasses international projects. One thing we like about this firm is that associates of all levels seem to have good things to say about the fact that they all get significant client contact. The firm also does a fairly solid job mentoring its associates and associates who join the firm are generally monitored pretty well to ensure they do not get excessive workloads and that they are getting exposed to a wide variety of work. We should point out that the work that this firm does is extremely sophisticated and lateral candidates coming from firms where they did not get as much hands on experience are often surprised by the sophistication of the work this firm does. This firm has been known to pay its associates very generous bonuses and surprise them by the timing of its bonus payments.

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time

Houston office of an AmLaw firm seeks energy and infrastructure attorney with 2-4 years of experience. The candidate will join a practice that provides advice to a broad range of Fortune 100 clients and Energy industry leading companies on the full spectrum of transactional matters. Should have strong background with mergers and acquisitions, project development, joint ventures and strategic alliances, and managing all aspects of a deal. Knowledge related to corporate work with Energy clients will be necessary. Energy trading will be helpful. Legal

Excellent academic records and strong drafting and communication abilities are essential.

The product of a recent transatlantic merger, this firm is a truly global force, with offices across the U.S., Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. This full-service firm is strong in the areas of corporate, mergers and acquisitions, litigation, energy and infrastructure, finance, employment law, construction, intellectual property, real estate, and tax. With a staggering number of Fortune 100 companies as clients, this firm is well-poised for continued growth. Associates who join this firm can expect complex work and sophisticated matters.

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time

Houston office of an AmLaw firm seeks attorney with 4-6 years of oil and gas experience. Candidate should have strong educational and law firm experience. Legal

This internationally known law firm with strategic alliances is on the lookout for fresh, talented attorneys! Practice areas range from biotech to antitrust to white collar and more. This is a truly solid Texas firm with a strong Houston office. This firm is very strong in most practice groups and in our opinion is one of the best firms to work for in Texas. Period. The firm has a lot of heritage in Texas and has managed to draw some well known political figures into its partnership ranks. The associates we have spoken with at this firm describe it as a good place to work and for the most part the associates working here believe that the partners are friendly and accessible. Additionally, the people who work at this firm are all fairly friendly; however, some associates we have spoken with have told us that there appears to be an air of formality to their friendliness. The Houston office of this firm feels entrepreneurial and not at all stuffy. Additionally, among all Texas firms this firm consistently ranks near the top for quality of life issues and the associates who work here all seem to be fairly enthusiastic about the quality of life of the firm. This firm compensates its associates very well, and there are few complaints about compensation issues. The firm even has a flex time program. We should note that one thing that is notable about this firm is that it does appear very well positioned at most times because it is consistently able to generate work and keep its associates in most departments busy.

Energy and Oil & Gas

Full-Time