Senior Creditors’ Rights Attorney – Remote, Partner-Track

We Are Legal Revolution; Houston (TX); Remote; USD 675,000 - 825,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Job summary

We Are Legal Revolution is seeking a senior bankruptcy and creditors’ rights attorney to focus on sophisticated creditor-side matters, with emphasis on bankruptcy litigation and related litigation trust engagements. This partner-track opportunity requires a well-connected attorney with a drive to build and grow a durable practice.

The role includes Chapter 11/7 representation, contested matters, adversary proceedings, and special counsel-style engagements.

Qualifications

• Active Texas bar admission.
• 15+ years licensed in Texas with substantial bankruptcy/creditors’ rights experience.
• Creditor-side focus with bankruptcy litigation experience.
• Proven business development capability; originate at least $750,000 annually.

Responsibilities

• Represent secured and unsecured creditors in Chapter 11 and Chapter 7 matters.
• Manage contested bankruptcy litigation, including adversary proceedings.
• Handle motion practice and courtroom advocacy—stay relief and claims objections.
• Advise creditor clients on strategy, risk, and resolution options.
• Support litigation trust-related matters and related claim administration.
• Serve in special counsel-style roles and coordinate with referring counsel as needed.
• Develop business through relationship management and practice development.

Skills

Negotiation

Client relations

Courtroom advocacy

Business development

Education

Juris Doctor

Job description

We Are Legal Revolution is seeking a senior bankruptcy and creditors’ rights attorney to focus on sophisticated creditor-side matters, with emphasis on bankruptcy litigation and related litigation trust engagements. This partner-track opportunity requires a well-connected attorney with a drive to build and grow a durable practice.

The role includes Chapter 11/7 representation, contested matters, adversary proceedings, and special counsel-style engagements.