Corporate & Real Estate Paralegal | Austin, TX
lhhAustin (TX)
Corporate & Real Estate Paralegal | Austin, TX
Posted 2 days ago
lhhAustin (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
$90K–$120K+ DOE | Bonus Eligible | Fully Onsite
We’re partnering with a highly respected, growing Texas law firm seeking an experienced Corporate & Real Estate Paralegal to join its Austin office.
This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys taking ownership of their work, supporting sophisticated transactional matters, and working directly with attorneys and clients. The firm offers a collaborative, family-oriented environment, strong stability, and an opportunity to grow across both corporate and commercial real estate work.
What You’ll Do:
Support commercial real estate and corporate transactions
Prepare and file business entity formation documents
Assist with corporate governance and organizational documents
Handle Secretary of State filings and entity maintenance
Order and review deeds, property records, and transactional documents
Assist with due diligence, closing checklists, and closings
Manage electronic files and transaction-related documentation
Support attorneys across multiple transactional matters
What We’re Looking For:
Paralegal experience in corporate law, real estate law, or both
Strong organizational and project management skills
Exceptional attention to detail
Ability to work independently and proactively problem-solve
Tech-savvy and comfortable learning new platforms
Strong communication skills and a team-first attitude
Why Consider It? Direct exposure to attorneys and clients
Opportunity to expand your transactional experience
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