Litigation Attorney Salaries in Texas
$138,679
avg per year
The average salary for Litigation Attorney jobs near Texas is $138,679.*
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Top Litigation Attorney jobs near Texas
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HP
Spring, TX
The successful candidate will function as a litigation leader, driving strategy, outcomes, and budgets with independent judgment rather than providing coverage…
$165,450 - $259,750 a year
Litigation Counsel - Employment and Commercial Litigation
HP
Spring, TX
Develop and drive litigation strategy, including risk assessment, settlement posture, and scenario planning. Advise business leaders and internal stakeholders…
$165,450 - $259,750 a year
Associate General Counsel, Litigation
Memorial Hermann Health System
Houston, TX
This role will develop case strategy, oversee outside counsel, and work closely with internal stakeholders to assess risk and drive efficient, business-aligned…
Insurance Defense Attorney -- Bodily Injury
Progressive
Houston, TX
This position is primarily remote; however, candidates must reside within the state of Texas. Gainshare annual cash incentive payment up to 30% of your eligible…
$97,650 - $108,500 a year
Full Time Litigation Associate Attorney
The Magnolia Law Group PLLC
The Woodlands, TX
Active license to practice law in *Texas* (Required). Practicing at least five years in litigation. Manage case files and review documents.
$150,000 - $300,000 a year
Litigation Counsel
Spruce Power
Houston, TX
J.D. and active law license in good standing in any U.S. state; license in California or New Jersey preferred. Experience managing or directing outside counsel.
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- Houston, TX167 jobs
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- Spring, TX3 jobs
- The Woodlands, TX2 jobs
- Pearland, TX1 job
- Bryan, TX1 job
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