Entry-Level Assistant Manager in a fast‑track training program that progresses from field‑level campaign representative to executive manager overseeing client portfolio, team, and office market.
Responsibilities
Master core mechanics of face‑to‑face campaign model
Senior counsel responsible for nationwide litigation, claims, and employment matters, managing a high-volume docket and advising senior leadership.
Compensation
Competitive compensation. Posted Max Pay Rate USD $0.00/Yr. Posted Min Pay Rate USD $0.00/Yr.
Responsibilities
Manage a substantial nationwide docket of litigation, arbitration, administrative agency matters, and significant claims
Select, retain, direct, and oversee outside counsel; establish strategy; review and revise material filings; prepare for mediations, arbitrations, hearings, and trials; hold firms accountable to budgets, staffing plans, and outcomes
Evaluate new lawsuits, subpoenas, claims, agency charges, and demand letters; investigate facts; assess legal and business exposure; recommend practical resolution strategies
Lead settlement strategy and negotiations, including mediations, draft or oversee settlement agreements, separation agreements, customer releases, and other resolution documents
Prepare concise case assessments, exposure and reserve recommendations, litigation reports, and executive-level updates; coordinate with Finance, Accounting, Risk, and insurers
M&A Attorney responsible for high-volume acquisitions, corporate governance matters, negotiation of NDAs and LOIs, and full spectrum of transactional work.
Locations (2)
Irving, Texas, United States
Dallas, Texas, United States
Responsibilities
Draft, review, and negotiate purchase agreements and ancillary documents
Provide legal support for transaction activities from LOI through post-closing actions
Perform other legal duties as assigned by the Chief Legal Officer or Assistant General Counsel for M&A
Act as a strategic thinker applying a commercial mindset to business complexities
Requirements
J.D. and license to practice in a U.S. jurisdiction (in good standing)
Nice to have: national law firm experience
Nice to have: boutique firm experience in lower- to middle-market M&A
Nice to have: prior in-house experience
Nice to have: experience with middle-market private equity