Description

About the Role
We are seeking a Texas-barred Attorney with 2–10 years of experience who is a strong executor and problem solver. This is not a  purely academic litigation role. We are looking for a high-output, detail-oriented attorney who enjoys doing the work — preparing cases, negotiating reductions, managing deadlines, and consistently delivering results for clients. While Property Tax Law experience is preferred, it is not required to be hired and the firm will train sucessful candidates on the topic. The right candidate is confident in hearings, organized under pressure during protest season, and comfortable managing a meaningful caseload independently.

Requirements

What You’ll Do

Property Tax Protests & Hearings

• Prepare and present property tax protests before Texas Appraisal Review Boards (ARBs)
• Analyze appraisal district evidence, income approaches, cost approaches, and market data
• Prepare and submit evidence packets and supporting exhibits
• Negotiate valuation reductions directly with appraisal district staff
• Advise clients regarding exemptions and special valuations

Litigation & Appeals

• Handle property tax litigation and appeals at district and county levels
• Draft pleadings, motions, discovery, and settlement agreements
• Represent clients in hearings, mediations, and court proceedings
• Coordinate with expert witnesses and appraisers
• Track statutory deadlines and ensure compliance

Case & Client Management

• Manage multiple matters simultaneously during peak protest season
• Communicate clearly with clients regarding strategy and outcomes
• Maintain organized case files and documentation
• Collaborate with administrative staff for efficient case processing

 
Required Qualifications

• Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
• Licensed and in good standing with the State Bar of Texas
• 2–10 years of legal experience in Texas
• Strong written and oral advocacy skills
• Ability to manage deadlines during high-volume seasons
   
  Preferred Experience
• Direct experience handling ARB hearings
• Working knowledge of Texas Property Tax Code and procedural requirements
• Experience in a property tax law firm or appraisal district
• Familiarity with commercial and residential valuation methodologies
• Experience with exemptions (homestead, business personal property, special use)
• Courtroom or contested hearing experience