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Provides administrative and legal support for high-volume state and federal civil litigation. Responsibilities include drafting and proofreading legal documents, court filings, document service and recording coordination, calendar management, client and borrower communications, billing, file maintenance, case-system updates, and attorney support. The role requires strong organization, communication, proofreading, multitasking, customer service, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and legal case-management systems.

Associate Attorney managing foreclosure, title, and financial-services caseloads in Ohio. Responsibilities include reviewing loan and title documents, drafting pleadings, evaluating compliance issues, curing title defects, advising clients, monitoring deadlines, attending hearings, and independently managing client portfolios. Requires Ohio Bar membership, a Juris Doctor, and at least three years of relevant legal experience. The position involves occasional out-of-state travel and does not offer immigration sponsorship.

Handles secured-lending legal matters, including civil, title, foreclosure, and potential bankruptcy litigation. Responsibilities include file intake, case strategy, budgeting, legal research, drafting discovery and dispositive motions, reviewing title and foreclosure documents, client communication, depositions, court appearances, and coordinating with opposing counsel and court personnel. Requires active California Bar membership, strong writing and analytical skills, proficiency with Westlaw or LexisNexis, and the ability to manage multiple priorities independently and collaboratively.

Reviews large volumes of legal and regulatory documents for relevance, privilege, confidentiality, compliance, and evidentiary value. Maintains document databases and metadata, redacts sensitive information, prepares research summaries and reports, and supports legal briefs, discovery requests, and depositions. Uses e-discovery tools and BKFS/LPS Desktop while coordinating with legal and compliance teams. Requires strong attention to detail, confidentiality, communication, organization, and the ability to manage high-volume work under deadlines.

Manages Ohio and Kentucky residential and commercial foreclosure litigation matters from pleadings through judgment and post-judgment activity. Responsibilities include drafting litigation documents, e-filing court materials, tracking deadlines, coordinating hearings, communicating with attorneys, clients, courts, and opposing counsel, responding to inquiries, maintaining case files, and meeting budget and client requirements.

Represents mortgage lenders and investors in residential and commercial foreclosure, title disputes, eviction, HOA/COA, and real estate litigation. Manages contested caseloads, appears in state and federal court, argues motions, develops case strategy, conducts legal research, drafts pleadings and discovery, analyzes loan and title documents, negotiates settlements, communicates with clients, and attends trials.

Represents mortgage servicers and investors in residential and commercial foreclosure, title, and real estate litigation. Responsibilities include managing contested cases, prosecuting foreclosures, analyzing loan and title documents, drafting pleadings and motions, conducting discovery, appearing in state and federal court, handling appeals and settlements, advising clients, managing matter budgets, and tracking time. The role requires a Pennsylvania law license, relevant litigation experience, and knowledge of Pennsylvania mortgage foreclosure law.

Manages administrative tasks for Florida judicial foreclosure matters, including drafting and proofreading complaints and legal documents, updating case and client systems, coordinating with attorneys and legal assistants, tracking outstanding documents and services, communicating status updates, and coordinating title-related recordings and document retrieval. The role requires strong organization, communication, proofreading, customer service, and computer skills in a high-volume legal environment.

Manages administrative and coordination tasks for scheduling judicial hearings, communicating with attorneys and court staff, preparing legal notices, updating case and client systems, proofreading documents, creating file chronologies, and supporting attorneys in a high-volume environment. The role requires strong organization, communication, customer service, multitasking, legal document handling, and proficiency with office and case management software.

Prepares and submits foreclosure sale auction bids and related legal documents, reviews loan and court records, manages case files and client systems, drafts notices and motions, provides client updates, follows up on outstanding items, and supports attorneys in a high-volume environment.