Houston Oil & Gas Title Attorney (Mid-Level) — Elite Role

gpac LLC.; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Life insurance

Long-term disability

401(k) with profit-sharing

Generous PTO plus paid holidays

Bar licenses, memberships, and CLE

Job summary

gpac LLC. is seeking an Oil & Gas Title Attorney in Houston to draft complex title opinions for top-tier energy clients and work closely with board-certified oil and gas leadership. The role is on-site and requires J.D. and Texas Bar admission.

You will handle sophisticated title matters, advise on mineral ownership and leasehold rights, and collaborate with attorneys, landmen, and clients on challenging issues. A strong background in drilling and division order opinions is preferred.

Qualifications

• JD from an accredited law school with strong oil & gas focus.
• Admitted to the Texas Bar in good standing is required.
• Experience drafting title opinions and conducting complex title work.

Responsibilities

• Draft original and supplemental title opinions for energy clients.
• Perform detailed title examinations in TX and producing states.
• Advise clients on mineral ownership and leasehold issues.
• Collaborate with attorneys, landmen, and clients on complex title matters.
• Support in curing title defects and related processes.

Skills

Draft title opinions

Detailed title examinations

Mineral ownership & leasehold rights

Collaborating with attorneys & landmen

Education

J.D. from an accredited law school

Texas Bar license in good standing

Job description

gpac LLC. is seeking an Oil & Gas Title Attorney in Houston to draft complex title opinions for top-tier energy clients and work closely with board-certified oil and gas leadership. The role is on-site and requires J.D. and Texas Bar admission.

You will handle sophisticated title matters, advise on mineral ownership and leasehold rights, and collaborate with attorneys, landmen, and clients on challenging issues. A strong background in drilling and division order opinions is preferred.