Title Attorney, Contract

Texhoma Land Consultants is seeking a licensed West Virginia attorney

. This full-time contract position will be responsible for executing and reviewing oil and gas titles and leases. Candidates should have excellent communication skills, and the ability to perform accurate and detailed work in a fast-paced environment.

Who is Texhoma Land Consultants?

From the inception of Texhoma Land Consultants in October 1991, the founding principles have remained: client satisfaction is the top priority and is obtained by recruiting the best landmen (both in-house and contract), treating and paying them well, and building a crew of talented professionals that remain with the organization. With a consistent crew of experienced and devoted individuals backing our clients, Texhoma Land Consultants flourished.

Texhoma is a reputable Land Management brokerage that partners with energy producers across the United States to provide quality land work backed by our passion and expertise in the industry. We are passionate about oil and gas and have a reputation for building long-term relationships with our clients by providing an innovative and efficient work product while remaining committed to our ethical and sustainable practices. Each business plan is tailored to individual clients and their unique needs, and no project is too large or too small. Whether your company requires a brokerage for a short project or one that will be ongoing for years, let Texhoma Land Consultants earn your business with our dedication to making you succeed.

Qualifications

- Licensed Attorney in the state of West Virginia

- Minimum of 4 years practicing law

- Experience reviewing title required

- Real Estate / Oil and Gas background required

- Firm understanding of West Virginia Oil and Gas Law

Location

This position is based out of the Bridgeport, WV office but may be accepted as a remote or hybrid role.

This is a contract, 1099, role. Having an established business; LLC, S Corp, C Corp, etc., is required for this role