Legal Jobs in Carrollton

Assistant City Attorney II
The candidate will be responsible for performing legal research, advising on Texas Public Information Act and Texas Open Meetings Act matters, negotiating and drafting contracts, complaints and lawsuits made against and/or on behalf of the City, and prosecuting violators

Tax Analyst
The candidate will research, analyze, interpret and document tax laws and regulations to enable accurate tax determination in complex and demanding tax jurisdictions. Monitor tax statutes, regulations, legislative activity, court decisions and publications on a continuous basis to stay

Corporate Counsel
Duties: Review, draft, and negotiate a wide range of customer facing, vendor and partner agreements, primarily complex software (including SaaS) and information licensing agreements, re-distribution, hosting, content acquisition, consulting and professional services agreements, so

Senior Legal Editor (Oil and Gas)
The candidate will work on resources for Law Firm and Law Department subscribers. Will develop ideas for the Oil and Gas sector content to be published as part of company's online services. Write and edit legal resources, including standard form documents, practice

Analyst ? Compliance
The candidate will provide duties include: Stay abreast of all client/regulatory and state requirements. Identify new requirements or rules that require changes within Loan Originations and Servicing and monitor for accurate adherence to the new requirements. Assists in maintai

Attorney, Customer Trainer ? Inside
The candidate will meet and exceed goals of increasing customer retention via dynamic customer interaction such as conducting training sessions. Will grow assigned revenue by effectively partnering with appropriate Sales Representatives to conduct quality pre-sal

Editor/Author
The candidate will summarize and update international tax material for tax practitioners, primarily focused on the OECD Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project. Will be tracking and analyzing BEPS and Common Reporting Standard (CRS) developments for about 50 countries across a