- Field
- Finance and banking attorneys
- Location
- Dallas, TX
- Work model
- Hybrid
- Level
- Mid
- Pay
- $180k to $300k
About the role
Attorneys in this group are trusted advisors to leading financial institutions, corporations, and investors facing their most significant challenges.
What you would own
- Represent clients in financial, commercial, and restructuring-related litigation in federal and state courts and arbitration forums.
- Manage complex litigation matters from pre-suit investigation through trial and post-trial proceedings.
- Develop and execute case strategies, including discovery planning and implementation.
- Draft, argue, and respond to motions, briefs, memoranda, and other substantive court filings Take and defend fact and expert witness depositions.
- Conduct sophisticated legal research and draft complex motions, briefs, and memoranda.
- Attend court appearances, depositions, mediations, arbitrations, client meetings, and trial proceedings.
- Collaborate closely with partners and clients to develop and execute case strategy.
- Provide clients with timely, practical, and strategic advice on litigation and risk management Contribute to a collaborative, team-oriented culture focused on excellence and innovation Why Join Us?
- You'll have the chance to shape major commercial and restructuring disputes while developing deep expertise in high-impact matters that define the modern financial landscape.
- The firm's commitment to professional growth, cross-office collaboration, and substantive experience ensures that associates thrive both as advocates and strategic counselors.
- The firm fosters a collegial and collaborative culture that emphasizes professional development, mentorship, client service excellence, and long-term career growth.
- The firm also supports a flexible hybrid work environment, balancing meaningful in-person collaboration with individual flexibility and work-life balance.
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