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$110,000.00/yr - $160,000.00/yr
Oil & Gas Title Attorney – Hybrid Role in Spring, TX Area!
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When it comes to oil and gas law, this firm is the go-to legal powerhouse for title examination, contract negotiation, and due diligence! From drilling and division order title opinions to curing title defects and structuring high-stakes acquisitions, they make complex energy transactions look easy.
They draft and negotiate everything from Joint Operating Agreements to Farmout Agreements, Oil & Gas Leases, and more.
With expertise spanning Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Colorado, they serve clients across the upstream, midstream, and renewable energy sectors.
Are you ready to power up your legal career in the dynamic world of oil and gas law? If you thrive on solving complex title issues and enjoy working in a collaborative environment, we have the perfect opportunity for you!
We’re on the hunt for a full-time Oil & Gas Title Attorney to join our energetic and knowledgeable legal team. This hybrid role offers the flexibility you need, plus the chance to work alongside seasoned professionals who love what they do.
If you’re ready to build a strong foundation in oil & gas law—or take your expertise to the next level—this is your chance! Don’t miss out on this exciting hybrid opportunity in the Spring, TX area. Apply today and let’s fuel your legal career together.
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