Hybrid Partner Level

Hybrid Family Law Partner for rapidly expanding department at full-service law firm in Dallas-Fort Worth.

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Salary: $100,000 - $250,000 per year

A bit about us:

We are a growing tech-forward firm employing some of the most ambitious Attorneys in the area (and other satellite offices around the country). We are currently on the search for a Junior Partner Attorney to join our team to specialize in Family Law, one of the largest practices at the firm.

Why join us?

As a Partner-ready Bankruptcy Attorney at our firm, we can offer the following:

• Competitive base and bonusing structure.
• As a non-equity partner, you receive 30% of your case fees.
• 401K, 3% match
• 100% Medical insurance + Dental and Vision.
• Encouraged to be in the office but not mandated.
• Friendly and smart group, modern office.
• Great reputation.

Job Details

Please have the following:

• 7+ years of experience in Family Law
• Portable book of business and/or eagerness to be strong business generator and grow a book with us
• Admitted to TX Bar and licensed to practice law in TX

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