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Graduate law interns support commercial title underwriting through legal research, analysis of title, lien, foreclosure, and authority issues, and review of policy forms and endorsements. They participate in underwriting discussions, risk analysis sessions, active transaction shadowing, and approval workflows. The role provides exposure to real estate law, title insurance, coverage analysis, underwriting systems, risk management, and corporate legal operations.

Graduate law interns conduct legal research supporting commercial title underwriting decisions, analyze real estate law issues, review title insurance policies and endorsements, participate in risk analysis discussions, and shadow underwriters on active transactions. The role provides exposure to title insurance, real estate law, financial services, underwriting systems, legal workflows, and risk management while developing professional communication and analytical skills.

Examines residential property titles by researching public records, analyzing ownership documents, and establishing chains of title. Identifies and resolves discrepancies involving mortgages, liens, judgments, easements, and legal descriptions. Prepares title commitments and accuracy reports, applies underwriting guidelines, and may provide underwriting interpretation. The role requires Texas title examination experience, strong analytical and investigative abilities, attention to detail, and proficiency with standard office and company systems.

Performs and reviews commercial real estate title searches, analyzes liens, judgments, easements, surveys, ownership records, and legal restrictions, and verifies property documentation. Prices title commitments, endorsements, policies, and guarantees; reviews deeds, operating agreements, and corporate resolutions; prepares coverage write-ups; and coordinates title issue resolution. The role may consult attorneys on escalated matters while supporting customers and internal teams.

Graduate law interns support commercial title underwriting through legal research, real estate law analysis, review of title insurance policies and endorsements, underwriting risk discussions, and transaction workflow shadowing. The role provides exposure to title insurance, real estate law, risk management, and corporate legal operations while requiring strong analytical, communication, collaboration, judgment, and attention to detail.

Develops and manages residential real estate clients, including agents, brokers, lenders, builders, and attorneys. Responsibilities include acquiring new business, expanding existing accounts, prospecting, assessing client needs, presenting solutions, attending industry and community events, supporting local marketing, and achieving sales goals. The role works independently within an assigned territory and requires strong communication, negotiation, persuasion, relationship-building, and market awareness skills.

Provides legal underwriting counsel and authorization for commercial real estate title insurance commitments and policies. Applies underwriting standards within delegated authority, advises personnel and agents on real estate settlement services, develops underwriting guidelines, and evaluates complex real estate transactions. Requires a law degree, active bar admission, and substantial title underwriting and real estate law experience.

Graduate law interns support commercial title underwriting through legal research, analysis of real estate issues, review of title policies and endorsements, participation in risk discussions, and shadowing underwriters. The role provides exposure to title insurance, coverage analysis, underwriting workflows, and risk management while developing professional and interpersonal skills in a corporate environment.

Graduate law students support commercial title underwriting through legal research, analysis of real estate issues, review of policy forms and endorsements, underwriting risk discussions, and transaction workflow shadowing. The internship provides exposure to title insurance, coverage analysis, risk management, legal technology, and corporate financial services while developing research, communication, collaboration, and professional judgment skills.

Manages branch operations for 1031 tax-deferred exchange transactions, overseeing profitability, compliance, workflow, client relationships, business development, and exchange personnel. Responsibilities include hiring, training, coaching, resolving escalated issues, managing transaction guidance, developing referral relationships, monitoring performance, and aligning branch objectives with business-unit goals.