Tax Attorney

LHH; United States; Hybrid; USD 210,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work arrangement

Performance bonus

Job summary

LHH in Dallas is seeking a Tax Controversy Associate with 3-5 years of legal experience for a highly regarded, unposted opportunity. The role focuses on sophisticated tax controversy and litigation work, with hybrid work flexibility and strong growth potential.

Ideal candidates have a solid tax foundation and may come from transactional tax, Big 4 backgrounds, or prior tax controversy experience. Texas bar admission or eligibility is required.

Qualifications

• Approximately 3-5 years of legal experience.
• Strong tax law foundation.
• Texas bar admission or eligibility to become licensed in Texas.

Responsibilities

• Handle sophisticated tax controversy and tax litigation matters for clients.

Skills

Tax law

Tax controversy

Litigation

Research

Job description

I'm currently working on an unposted opportunity with a highly regarded Dallas-based law firm seeking a Tax Controversy Associate (3-5 years of experience).

This role is ideal for an attorney with a strong foundation in tax law who is interested in handling sophisticated tax controversy and tax litigation matters. Prior tax controversy experience is welcomed but not required. Candidates with transactional tax experience or Big 4 tax backgrounds are encouraged to inquire.

Highlights:

• Unposted opportunity with a selective, growing practice
• Direct mentorship and hands-on responsibility from day one
• Sophisticated tax controversy and litigation work
• Flexible hybrid environment with substantial work-from-home flexibility
• Strong culture, collaborative team, and excellent long-term growth potential
• Competitive compensation and bonus structure

Compensation:

Approximately $210,000-$240,000+ base salary, depending on experience, plus guaranteed + discretionary bonus.

Requirements:

• Approximately 3-5 years of legal experience
• Strong tax law foundation
• Texas bar admission or ability to become licensed in Texas