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Manage creditor litigation cases from referral through resolution, including legal research, drafting complaints, motions, discovery, and other documents. Advise and communicate with clients, attend virtual and in-person court proceedings, negotiate settlements, document case activity, and ensure compliance with legal and firm requirements. The role requires an active Arizona attorney license, strong communication and organizational skills, and willingness to travel to courts when needed.

Performs accounting operations including preparing and reviewing client reports, maintaining accounts, applying consumer payments, processing checks, monitoring financial system data, and resolving discrepancies. The role requires accurate handling of financial information, independent judgment, communication with management, and supervision of financial data entry. Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree, Microsoft Office proficiency, strong attention to detail, and willingness to complete required screenings and work a flexible schedule.

Commercial Associate Attorney handling creditor-side litigation and legal collections. Responsibilities include advising clients, preparing pleadings and briefs, making court appearances, conducting legal research, pursuing judgment collections through garnishments and repossessions, communicating with courts and counsel, training administrative staff, and managing cases through trial. The role requires California Bar membership, a J.D., commercial litigation experience, strong legal analysis, communication, judgment, organization, and leadership skills.

Performs accounting and administrative support, including logging and depositing checks, documenting files, reconciling records, preparing reports, processing correspondence, and handling scanning, copying, faxing, and other office tasks. Requires strong Microsoft Office skills, attention to detail, confidentiality, basic financial analysis, typing proficiency, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment.

Represents creditor clients in consumer collection litigation, including court appearances, legal research, pleadings, briefs, negotiations, case management, and client communication. The attorney travels to courts as needed, advises on applicable laws and regulations, resolves disputes with opposing counsel and self-represented parties, and maintains compliant documentation. An active Nebraska law license and strong civil litigation, communication, organization, and ethical judgment are required; consumer collection experience is preferred but training is available.

Performs accounting and administrative support tasks, including logging and depositing checks, documenting files, reconciling records, preparing reports, reviewing letters, and handling scanning, copying, collating, and faxing. Requires Microsoft Office proficiency, basic office equipment experience, strong attention to detail, confidentiality, multitasking, and the ability to analyze financial data. The role requires no travel and occasional physical handling of materials.

Reviews and signs commercial debt-collection documents for regulatory and client-policy compliance, analyzes case law, supports litigation strategy, maintains quality control, and manages high volumes of information. The attorney may appear in court in licensed jurisdictions when needed and must stay current on legal and procedural changes through continuing education. The role requires an active California Bar membership, strong legal research and communication skills, and knowledge of FDCPA regulations, consumer credit, bankruptcy, or civil litigation.

Associate Attorney handling consumer collection litigation, including legal research, drafting pleadings and briefs, court appearances, negotiations, client communication, case documentation, and litigation management. The role requires an active state license, knowledge of civil litigation and consumer protection laws, strong communication and time-management skills, and travel to courts as needed. Collection litigation experience is preferred, but training is available.

Develop and maintain software solutions, automated data-processing systems, EDI files, data interfaces, and legacy scripts. Analyze business requirements, troubleshoot data and workflow issues, implement coding and middleware solutions, document changes, follow SDLC and quality procedures, and support internal users. The role also involves collaborating across departments, analyzing compliance impacts, and providing technical training and problem resolution.

Performs administrative and legal support tasks, including documenting file activity, preparing pleadings and legal documents, filing documents with courts, and completing data entry, scanning, copying, collating, and faxing. Requires Microsoft Office proficiency, effective communication, organization, multitasking, problem-solving, dependability, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively. Travel is up to 5%.