Top Remote Senior Level Legal Jobs in Dallas, TX

Perform comprehensive title searches for energy and utility projects, identify and resolve title defects, prepare and review title commitments and conveyance documents, plot legal descriptions, and support scalable title processes. Advise energy teams on mineral/royalty, leasehold, easements, and underwriting/curative matters while collaborating cross-functionally to remove blockers and ensure clear property titles for projects.

Senior Counsel will independently manage complex insurance defense litigation from inception through resolution, including developing case strategies, handling discovery, depositions, court appearances, motions, trials, client communications, settlement negotiations, and insurance carrier relationships. The attorney will also mentor less experienced lawyers, cultivate client relationships, and contribute to firm leadership and team development.

Provide senior-level trusts and estates tax support: prepare estate and fiduciary tax returns, manage trust accounting and reconciliations, fund post-death irrevocable trusts, handle probate pleadings, maintain client and advisor relationships, supervise business professionals, use document databases and legal AI tools, and meet a 1600-hour annual billable requirement.

Owns and maintains the firm’s M&A and Private Equity forms, drafting resources, and transactional precedent. Reviews materials against legal developments, market practice, firm precedent, and public filings; develops new forms and guidance; coordinates reviews with lawyers and specialists; and manages review cycles. Uses AI-assisted tools and document automation to benchmark, organize, and improve resources while providing substantive legal judgment. Requires substantial M&A or Private Equity drafting and negotiation experience, strong legal research skills, and bar admission.

Support board and committee administration, corporate governance, shareholder lifecycle management, and global subsidiary compliance. Responsibilities include preparing meeting materials and minutes, coordinating logistics and signatures, maintaining governance records and systems, managing SharePoint and databases, supporting regulatory filings, drafting routine entity documents, responding to information requests, and coordinating with internal teams, counsel, and service providers.

Drafts, reviews, redlines, and negotiates customer and vendor commercial agreements, including NDAs, subscription agreements, and renewals. Serves as the primary contracts partner to sales, manages contractual risk, and oversees vendor agreements. Owns legal intake and triage, determines when outside counsel is needed, and manages external law firms, advisors, IP counsel, and insurance brokers.

Independently calculate, verify, and enter litigation deadlines using federal, state, agency, and local court rules. Support litigation teams, research procedural requirements, prepare docket reports, quality-review specialist work, assist with training, answer deadline inquiries, and improve docketing processes. The role requires strong judgment, accuracy, organization, communication, and the ability to work independently under strict deadlines in a remote-first environment.

The Knowledge and Innovation Attorney will support M&A and Private Equity practices through knowledge management, legal technology enablement, AI workflow development, and practice innovation. Responsibilities include maintaining model documents and precedents, monitoring legal and market developments, developing AI-enabled workflows and prompt libraries, coordinating technology pilots, delivering training, and translating attorney needs into practical solutions. The role requires substantial M&A and Private Equity experience, particularly with public company transactions and Delaware law.

Maintains accurate litigation calendars and deadlines across federal, appellate, state, and arbitration jurisdictions. Reviews legal documents and correspondence, applies docketing codes, researches court cases, answers procedural questions, investigates docket issues, and supports attorneys and case teams. Requires strong knowledge of court rules, especially Bankruptcy Court procedures, along with advanced Microsoft Office skills, attention to detail, organization, and communication abilities.

Provides intellectual property litigation docketing and calendaring services across federal, state, agency, ITC, arbitration, and appellate matters. Reviews court documents and correspondence, calculates and enters deadlines in Milana, researches jurisdictional rules, prepares reports, performs quality reviews, supports case teams, and maintains docketing procedures. Requires strong knowledge of IP litigation rules, litigation procedures, and federal and state court practices, with accurate, timely work under strict deadlines.