Business Litigation Attorney
About the job
- A Juris Doctor from an accredited law school and an active Texas bar license are required.
- At least 7 years of litigation experience, preferably focused on business or commercial matters, is required.
- Proven experience handling declaratory actions and related civil claims is required.
- Legal research, writing, and oral advocacy skills are required.
- The candidate must be able to think strategically and work independently and collaboratively.
- Provide high-level legal advice and analysis in complex litigation matters, particularly business and commercial disputes.
- Offer strategic input on case development, motion practice, and trial preparation.
- Advise on declaratory judgment actions, including initiating and defending claims in state and federal courts.
- Handle declaratory relief matters, particularly involving breach of contract, tortious interference, insurance disputes, and other business-related litigation.
- Draft and review declaratory pleadings, analyze legal issues requiring judicial clarification, and develop litigation strategies based on likely court interpretations.
- Support trial teams by assisting with legal research, drafting dispositive motions, and evaluating evidence and legal theories.
- Provide second-chair trial support or oversee specific phases of litigation as needed.
- Serve as a key legal advisor to firm clients, particularly in complex or high-stakes matters.
- Maintain regular communication with clients to update them on case developments, legal risks, and potential outcomes.
- Mentor and collaborate with partners to ensure high-quality legal services.
- Participate in internal strategy sessions and contribute to firm knowledge and best practices.
- Ensure that all legal actions align with ethical rules, client obligations, and procedural compliance.
- Flag potential risks in ongoing or prospective litigation matters.
- Labor and Employment experience is a plus.
About the company
Bush & Bush Law Group represents people seeking compensation after injuries, workplace disputes and sexual assault. Its lawyers pursue civil claims against drivers, businesses, property owners and other parties accused of causing harm, helping clients seek payment for medical bills, lost income and other losses. The firm evaluates potential cases, investigates what happened and handles negotiations with insurers, with litigation available when the parties cannot agree on a settlement. Its work also includes business litigation for companies and individuals facing commercial disputes. Founded in 2019, the firm is headquartered in Dallas, Texas.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Founded
2019
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What believers are saying
- Seattle paralegals have defined pay: Bush & Bush lists $65,000-$70,000 annually for its full-time remote role, plus discretionary bonuses.
- Experienced business litigators have a defined range: Bush & Bush's full-time Dallas-based hybrid attorney role lists $160,000-$190,000 annually.
- Bush & Bush hires for state leadership: senior personal-injury litigators lead practices in one of six listed states.
What critics are saying
- Bush & Bush depends on case recoveries: truck accident clients owe no fees unless the firm wins compensation.
- Hybrid does not mean fully remote: Bush & Bush's Dallas-based business trial attorney must attend regular office sessions and proceedings.
- State expansion adds setup work: Bush & Bush senior trial attorneys establish local provider networks and state-specific litigation procedures.
What makes Bush & Bush Law Group unique
- Bush & Bush bridges settlement delays: partner lenders arrange client cash advances, with assistance advertised within 72 hours.
- Bush & Bush prepares for court before settlement: the firm says every case is prepared for trial.
- Bush & Bush targets connected legal automation: its AI specialist role links case software, Microsoft 365 and messaging.
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