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David Careers

Remote, Contract-based Dallas-Fort Worth Area Civil, Construction and Real Estate Litigation Attorney Opportunity - 10+ Hours/Week

Posted 9 days ago

freelance firmDallas (TX)
LawyersOffices of Lawyers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80/hour

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About the role

Texas-Based Civil, Construction, and Real Estate Litigation AttorneyWelcome to The Freelance Firm! We are a national network of experienced, high-level, freelance attorneys and paralegals who provide remote on-demand support for both short-term and long-term legal projects for our client law firms. Due to increased demand, we are now interviewing for a qualified, experienced and dedicated Texas-based Civil, Construction, and Real Estate Litigation Attorney. Remote work hours will vary, but are expected to range from approximately 10-20 hours per week.
Attorney Requirements: Must be licensed in good standing to practice law in the state of TexasMinimum of 5 years in Civil, Construction and Real Estate law practiceStrong research and writing skillsProven ability to meet deadlines and be well-organizedSelf-starter and able to work independentlyOur Attorney pay rate starts at $80/hour. We welcome you to join our established network of legal professionals! Please submit your resume and we will contact you for a video meeting if your skills and experience are a good match for this opportunity, or for future opportunities. Resume submissions will be kept in strict confidence.

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