Jobs at Blitt and Gaines, P.C.

Prepare and review legal motions, including summary judgment and dismissal motions, for attorneys. Prioritize urgent client requests, review daily reports for errors, and support litigation operations while following court and office procedures. The role requires strong organization, critical thinking, communication, computer skills, and attention to detail.

Prepare and review legal motions, including summary judgment and dismissal motions, for attorneys. Prioritize rush client requests, review daily reports for errors, and support litigation processes while developing knowledge of court procedures, legal rules, and office operations.

Prepares and reviews litigation motions, including summary judgment and dismissal motions, prioritizes urgent client requests, and reviews daily reports for errors. The role supports attorneys while developing knowledge of court procedures, legal rules, office processes, and litigation workflows. Candidates need strong organization, critical thinking, communication, computer, and decision-making skills, along with experience in administrative work within legal, banking, or business environments.

Prepare and review litigation motions, including summary judgment and dismissal motions, for attorneys. Prioritize rush client requests, review daily reports for errors, and support court and office procedures. The role requires strong organization, critical thinking, communication, computer skills, attention to detail, and flexibility. Candidates need a high school diploma or GED and 1–2 years of administrative experience in a legal, banking, or business environment.

Negotiations and Communications Associate Attorney manages written and telephonic communications with opposing counsel, consumers, and authorized parties. The role handles file negotiations and account resolutions, responds to pleadings, maintains case files and litigation records, tracks court deadlines, documents activities in firm systems, and prepares legal correspondence. A Missouri bar admission and Juris Doctorate are required; collections law experience is beneficial, but courtroom experience is not required.

Negotiations and Communications Associate Attorney manages written and telephone communications with opposing counsel, consumers, and authorized parties. The role handles negotiations, pleadings, legal correspondence, case documentation, litigation records, court deadlines, and procedural compliance using case and document management systems. A Juris Doctorate and Indiana bar admission are required. The position does not require courtroom experience or billable hours.

Negotiates account resolutions with opposing counsel, consumers, and authorized parties through written and telephonic communications. Maintains accurate litigation records, case files, deadlines, and procedural compliance using case and document management systems. Prepares legal correspondence, responds to negotiations and pleadings, and applies firm and client policies. The role requires a Juris Doctor, Missouri Bar admission, strong communication skills, sound judgment, discretion, and independent decision-making. Courtroom experience is not required.

Negotiates and communicates with opposing counsel, consumers, and authorized parties regarding debt collection files and account resolutions. The attorney responds to negotiations and pleadings, documents communications, maintains case files, monitors court deadlines, ensures procedural and client-policy compliance, and prepares legal correspondence. The role uses case and document management systems to maintain accurate litigation records and requires strong legal judgment, writing, communication, and organizational skills. No billable hours or courtroom experience is required.

Negotiates and resolves files with opposing counsel, consumers, and authorized parties through written and telephone communications. Maintains accurate case files, litigation records, and system documentation while ensuring compliance with court deadlines, procedures, and firm policies. Prepares legal correspondence, responds to negotiations and pleadings, and uses case and document management systems to support workflow. Requires a Juris Doctor and Arizona bar admission; collections law experience is preferred, and courtroom experience is not required.

Negotiates and communicates with opposing counsel, consumers, and authorized parties regarding account resolutions. Maintains case files, litigation records, correspondence, and compliance with court deadlines and procedures. Uses case and document management systems to track matters and organize documents. Requires sound judgment, strong written and oral communication, discretion, and independent handling of time-sensitive assignments. A Juris Doctorate and Illinois bar admission are required; collections law experience and additional state licenses are advantageous.

Associate Attorney representing the firm in debt collection litigation. Responsibilities include appearing in court at least three days weekly, reviewing claims and pleadings, drafting and arguing motions, conducting trials and arbitrations, communicating with opposing counsel, and managing discovery or counterclaims. The role requires Kansas bar admission, strong legal communication and organizational skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Experience with Collection Master or similar case management systems is preferred.

Associate Attorney represents the firm in court at least three days weekly, reviews claims and pleadings, manages contested litigation, drafts and argues motions, conducts trials and arbitrations, communicates with opposing counsel, and handles discovery and counterclaims. The role requires Arizona Bar admission, strong legal writing and communication skills, sound judgment, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and case management systems.

Provides legal and clerical support to attorneys and court operations. Responsibilities include entering pleadings and court dates, analyzing court documents, applying state and county procedures, reviewing communications, logging legal workflow milestones, maintaining accurate files, and escalating priority items. The role requires strong organization, communication, problem-solving, computer, and multitasking skills, with the ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.

Provides clerical and legal support to attorneys and court operations. Enters pleadings, court documents, and court dates into the firm database; analyzes documents for procedural accuracy; reviews and logs communications, milestones, and account information; applies state- and county-specific pleading procedures; maintains files and escalates priority matters. Requires strong organization, communication, computer, multitasking, and problem-solving skills.

Supports attorneys and the Court Operations Department by entering pleadings, court documents, and court dates; analyzing documents and applying state- and county-specific procedures; reviewing incoming communications; logging legal workflow milestones; maintaining accurate files and calendars; and escalating priority matters. The role requires strong organization, communication, computer, multitasking, and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced legal environment.

Supports attorneys and the Court Operations Department by entering pleadings, court documents, and court dates; analyzing legal documents and applying state and county procedures; reviewing and logging incoming communications; maintaining legal workflow records; and escalating priority matters. The role requires strong organization, communication, problem-solving, computer, and multitasking skills, with a willingness to learn legal and court processes.

Associate Attorney represents the firm in court, reviews claims and pleadings, drafts and argues motions, conducts trials and arbitrations, manages communications with opposing counsel, and handles discovery and counterclaims. The role also requires managing an individual caseload, meeting deadlines, maintaining accurate records, and complying with firm and client standards. No billable-hour requirement applies.

Manage high-volume inbound and outbound collection calls, maintain account records, negotiate payment arrangements, process secure payments, investigate discrepancies, and communicate with consumers and representatives. The role requires compliance with federal and state debt collection laws, including FDCPA, while meeting productivity, compliance, and attendance performance targets.

Prepare and organize legal documents, assist with discovery and exhibit compilation, support e-filing and case management, track deadlines, perform basic legal research, and provide administrative and procedural support to attorneys in a high-volume collections practice.

Oversee legal and operational performance for associate attorneys in assigned states. Manage contested collection litigation, review pleadings and filings, provide litigation strategy, appear in court, monitor compliance and performance metrics, allocate workloads, mentor attorneys, and improve operational efficiency. The role also manages client expectations, staffing capacity, service-level agreements, and relationships with courts, opposing counsel, and internal stakeholders.