Attorney jobs in Texas
14 openings from the last 45 days, updated daily.
Attorney pay and hiring in Texas
Employers hiring the most in Texas
- Harris County (3)
- JPMorgan Chase (2)
- Raydar (2)
- Law Office Of Derek R Van Gilder (1)
- Vast (1)
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (1)
- Builders FirstSource (1)
- Saronic (1)
- Castle Biosciences Inc (1)
- Kamal Law Firm, PLLC (1)
Most openings by city: Houston (7).
- Assistant General Counsel - Asset Management - Vice President
- Associate Attorney/Civil/Family Law/Probate/Real Property
- Associate General Counsel
- General Attorney
- Managing Attorney
- Senior Attorney- Real Estate
- Senior Corporate Counsel
- Resource Attorney
- General Counsel
- Assistant County Attorney - Compliance & Revenue Division
- Family Law Attorney
- Employment Attorney
- Assistant General Counsel - Wealth Management- Vice President
- Immigration Attorney
Attorney jobs in Texas FAQ
Who is hiring for Attorney jobs in Texas?
The employers with the most current Attorney openings in Texas are Harris County, JPMorgan Chase, Raydar, Law Office Of Derek R Van Gilder and Vast.
Which cities in Texas have the most Attorney jobs?
The most current Attorney openings in Texas are in Houston (7).
How do I apply for Attorney jobs in Texas?
Reach lists 14 Attorney openings in Texas posted in the last 45 days, the newest on November 10, 2026. Each opening links to its original posting, where you can apply directly. Reach can also tailor your resume and cover letter to each opening and apply for you. It is free to start.
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