Real Estate Litigation Attorney

A law firm seeks a seasoned Litigation Attorney to join its Dallas, TX office through our recruiting services. This role offers a hybrid schedule and emphasizes a balanced workload, allowing for both remote and in-office collaboration. The successful candidate will guide clients through complex real estate disputes while benefiting from a supportive environment that values professional growth and personal well-being.

Duties

• Oversee every phase of dispute resolution, from initial fact-finding and discovery to trial preparation and appeal

• Conduct in-depth legal research and analysis to craft strategic approaches for client matters

• Draft and present compelling motions, briefs, and memoranda to advance client objectives

• Prepare for and conduct witness examinations and depositions, ensuring thorough testimony and evidence gathering

• Advocate on behalf of clients in court hearings, trials, and settlement negotiations to secure favorable outcomes

• Coordinate with colleagues and external consultants to develop a case strategy and share best practices

• Manage a streamlined caseload efficiently, prioritizing client needs while maintaining high-quality representation

Requirements

• Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an ABA-accredited law school

• Active membership in the Texas State Bar (required)

• Five or more years of hands-on litigation experience in trial courts, with a proven record of courtroom success

• Demonstrated proficiency managing cases independently, from pre-trial motions through trial and appeal

• Strong aptitude for legal research, motion writing, and oral advocacy in both state and federal venues

• Collaborative spirit, capable of working effectively within a team while maintaining a high degree of autonomy

• Commitment to delivering exceptional client service and meeting performance metrics without compromising work-life balance

Education

• J.D. from an accredited institution

• Evidence of strong academic performance (e.g., law review, moot court, honors scholarships) preferred

Certifications

• Admission to the Texas State Bar (required)

• Federal court admission in Texas (preferred but not mandatory)

Skills

• Exceptional legal writing and analytical reasoning to support persuasive filings and oral arguments

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills for client counseling and courtroom advocacy

• Meticulous organizational abilities to juggle deadlines, hearings, and document management in a dynamic setting

• Adaptability and problem-solving prowess to address evolving case issues and secure practical solutions

• Capability to mentor junior attorneys, sharing insights, and fostering professional development

Benefits

• Bonus opportunities tied to performance and professional achievements

• Supportive environment with ongoing professional growth and learning programs

• Flexible scheduling and hybrid work arrangements for a sustainable work-life balance

• Four weeks of paid time off, plus firm-observed holidays

• Collaborative team culture focused on mutual support and shared success