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Dallas, TX
Senior Energy Regulatory Associate
Attorney
3-13 yrs required
No
Job Overview:
A prominent law firm is seeking a Senior Associate Attorney with a strong background in litigation to join its Energy Regulatory practice in Dallas. This role will focus on condemnation litigation and related legal issues, especially within the electric utility sector. The ideal candidate will have 6–8 years of experience and a working knowledge of eminent domain, regulatory frameworks, and the energy industry in Texas.
Location:
Dallas, Texas
Duties:
Handle complex condemnation litigation cases for energy and utility clients
Draft and respond to pleadings, motions, and discovery
Represent clients in hearings, depositions, and court proceedings
Conduct legal research and prepare memoranda on regulatory and litigation matters
Collaborate with regulatory teams on proceedings involving the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) and the Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC)
Advise clients on litigation strategy and legal risks associated with energy infrastructure projects
Requirements:
6–8 years of litigation experience
Experience in condemnation or eminent domain litigation
Familiarity with Texas administrative or regulatory law
Comfortable managing complex litigation matters independently and within teams
Education:
Juris Doctor (.) from an accredited law school
Certifications:
Licensed to practice law in the State of Texas
In good standing with the Texas Bar
Skills:
Expertise in litigation procedures including motion practice, discovery, and hearings
Strong writing and oral advocacy skills
Knowledge of Texas condemnation law and administrative proceedings
Familiarity with regulatory agencies such as PUCT and RRC is a strong advantage
Ability to manage multiple priorities in a deadline-driven environment
Benefits:
Competitive salary based on experience
Opportunities for advancement within a leading energy regulatory practice
Supportive, collaborative legal team
Additional benefits provided upon inquiry or offer
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