Full-Time
Posted on 6/13/2026
Title insurance and real estate services
$17.25 - $22.98/hr
Encinitas, CA, USA
In Person
First American provides title insurance, settlement services, and property data to facilitate real estate transactions. Users access these services through digital platforms like myFirstAm and DataTree to track orders, verify ownership rights, and analyze property records. The company distinguishes itself by maintaining a massive database of over 5.5 billion document images covering 99 percent of U.S. housing stock. Its goal is to protect property ownership rights and streamline the closing process for homebuyers, lenders, and real estate professionals.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$800.2M
Headquarters
Santa Ana, California
Founded
1889
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OKC Zoo hosts Summer Animal Enrichment Event on June 20. June 15, 2026 The Oklahoma City Zoo is helping its animal family cool off from the summer heat with special enrichment treats during its Summer Animal Enrichment event presented by First American Title. On Saturday, June 20, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., guests will enjoy watching the OKC Zoo's wildlife interact with summer inspired enrichment prepared for them by their caretakers, encouraging them to use their surroundings to keep cool. Caretakers provide creative enrichment options from water features to frozen treats, and Zoo fans have the fun of seeing the animals react to it all. "We're grateful to First American Title for their support of this event and helping us share our enrichment program with our guests," said OKC Zoo's Behavioral Husbandry and Welfare Manager, Kim Leser. "The Zoo's animals are enriched on a daily basis and there's a lot of creativity and design that go into creating these activities that are fun for the animals and guests to watch." OKC Zoo caretakers use daily enrichment to enhance an animals' well-being and to encourage specie specific behaviors such as foraging and exploration. Guests may see caretakers add animal-approved toys, feeders, scents, and seasonal items like frozen treats or pumpkins to provide variety. June 20 also marks National Eagle Day and the Zoo has planned a special caretaker chat featuring its bald eagles and First American Title is hosting a kids' craft station where young wildlife fans can make bald eagle headbands. Both of these activities will take place at the Zoo's Oklahoma Trails habitat. "First American Title is proud to support the Oklahoma City Zoo's Summer Animal Enrichment event in celebration of National Eagle Day and the importance of having a safe, enriching, and secure place for its eagles and other animals to call home," said Shawna Rhines, Oklahoma State Manager for First American Title. "We're grateful to the Zoo's dedicated staff for the care and protection they provide these incredible animals every day." OKC Zoo's Summer Animal Enrichment Event Schedule 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.: Kids' Eagle Headband Craft presented by First American Title (Oklahoma Trails, Big Rivers building) 9 a.m.: Chimpanzees (Great EscApe) 9:45 a.m.: Jaguar (Cat Forest) 10:30 a.m.: Zebra, Wildebeest, and Okapi (Expedition Africa, Predator Pass) 11:15 a.m.: Bald Eagles Enrichment and Caretaker Chat (Oklahoma Trails boardwalk near Big Rivers building) Noon: Galapagos Tortoises (Children's Zoo) 2 p.m.: Asian Elephants (Sanctuary Asia, Elephant Presentation Pavilion) *Don't miss the special birthday enrichment for the Zoo's Asian elephant calf, Xerxes, who is turning a year old! Guests will have an opportunity to talk with the Zoo's expert team members to learn more about the Zoo's enrichment program. This event is free with Zoo admission. The summer enrichment event schedule is posted at Summer Animal Enrichment and on the Zoo's Facebook page. Located at the crossroads of I-44 and I-35, the Oklahoma City Zoo is a proud member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the American Alliance of Museums and Oklahoma City's Adventure District. Advance Zoo admission can be purchased at www.okczoo.org/tickets. Stay connected with the Zoo on Facebook, Instagram, Linktree, and TikTok, and through the Zoo's Blog. Zoo more with a ZOOfriends membership! Members enjoy free admission to the Zoo for 12 months, plus exclusive benefits and discounts while supporting the Zoo's animal care and conservation initiatives locally and all around the world. Learn more and become a member today at www.okczoo.org/membership.
First American Financial Corporation has secured shareholder approval to eliminate supermajority voting requirements and begin declassifying its board, moving towards annual director elections. The governance reforms were approved at the company's 12 May 2026 annual meeting. The changes coincide with increased institutional ownership, including Tudor Investment Corp's purchase of 78,554 shares. Analysts suggest these developments could make the company more responsive to shareholders, though near-term exposure to muted home affordability and commercial title normalisation risks remain. The company's narrative projects $8.7 billion revenue and $718 million earnings by 2029, requiring 5.4% yearly revenue growth. Simply Wall St Community members value First American Financial between $13.46 and $82, reflecting divergent expectations about the company's potential upside.
First American Financial, trading at $61.18 per share, has delivered a modest 0.7% return over the past six months. The title insurance company faces several headwinds that suggest caution for investors. The company's revenue growth has disappointed, with just 1% annualised growth over the past five years. Net premiums earned remained flat during this period, significantly underperforming the broader insurance industry and indicating weak policy underwriting performance. Earnings per share growth has also been sluggish, increasing just 1.8% annually over five years, reflecting the company's tepid revenue expansion whilst maintaining per-share profitability. Despite trading at a reasonable 1× forward price-to-book ratio, First American Financial's weak fundamentals present downside risk, making it less attractive compared to stronger alternatives in the current market.
First American Financial Corporation has been named to Fortune magazine's 100 Best Companies to Work For list for the eleventh consecutive year. The Santa Ana-based title, settlement and risk solutions provider earned the recognition based on confidential feedback from over 1.3 million US employees. CEO Mark Seaton attributed the honour to the company's culture of trust, respect and opportunity. The selection process, conducted by Great Place To Work, evaluates companies' ability to create positive employee experiences across all levels and demographics. First American has also received multiple workplace recognition awards in recent years, including being named one of Fortune's Best Workplaces for Women for a decade and Best Workplaces in Financial Services for nine consecutive years. The company reported total revenue of $7.5 billion in 2025.
Daily Journal recognizes Dentons' jury trial victory for First American Title Insurance Co. as one of the Top Verdicts of 2025. {2CB416A8-2165-4F79-9D99-F267ED7D079C} February 24, 2026 The Daily Journal has named Dentons' landmark jury trial victory for First American Title Insurance Co. and First American Title Co. among its Top Verdicts of 2025, recognizing the Firm's exceptional trial advocacy and strategic excellence. In a high-stakes dispute, Dentons secured a landmark victory in the Los Angeles Superior Court. After less than 90 minutes of deliberation, the jury returned a unanimous verdict in favor of Dentons' clients - an extraordinary result in a jurisdiction where large corporations, and particularly insurance companies, often face heightened skepticism. The verdict sends a powerful message that with the right legal team, perseverance, and strategy, a jury trial victory is not only achievable, but a triumph worth pursuing. This monumental trial outcome by the Dentons Commercial Litigation Team, was led by Los Angeles Managing Partner Joel Siegel and Orange County Managing Partner Ron Kent, with help from a dedicated team of attorneys from across the firm, and brought to a close the lead case in a legal battle that had spanned two decades. The case underscores Dentons' deep trial bench and its ability to navigate complex, high-exposure litigation in one of the nation's most challenging venues. The Daily Journal's annual list highlights the most impactful verdicts across California, celebrating trial teams whose work shapes legal outcomes statewide.