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Law and Motions Attorney

Bush & Bush Law Group · Dallas, Texas, United States · 2026-07-13

Full-timemid-senior level
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About this role

About the Role
Bush & Bush Law Group is seeking a highly experienced Law & Motions Attorney to support our high-volume personal injury litigation practice. This role is dedicated exclusively to complex motion practice, dispositive motions, writs, and appellate matters, partnering closely with our litigation and trial teams.
This is an ideal opportunity for a senior attorney who excels in legal research, persuasive writing, and oral advocacy, and who prefers focusing on motion and appellate work rather than day-to-day client management.
This position is on Site, with candidates required to be licensed in Texas.
Salary Range: $120,000 - $150,000 annually
Requirements
Draft, research, and argue complex motions in personal injury matters, including:
Motions for Summary Judgment
Motions to Strike or Exclude Experts
Motions to Compel and discovery-related motions
Motions in Limine
Responses and replies to opposing motions

Support trial teams with:
Jury charge issues
Preservation of error
Trial and appellate strategy

Handle post-trial motions, including:
Motions for New Trial
JNOVs
Remittiturs

Draft and argue interlocutory and appellate briefs in Texas state and federal courts
Strong knowledge of Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, Texas Rules of Evidence, and Texas appellate practice.
Benefits
Positive Culture: Work in a supportive, inclusive, and collaborative environment that values your contributions.
Competitive Compensation: Enjoy a highly competitive salary and bonus structure that rewards performance.
Benefits: Comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, paid time off, and more.
Work-Life Balance: Flexible work arrangements to help maintain a healthy work-life balance.

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