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Supervise foreclosure processors and oversee departmental workflow, workload distribution, production metrics, quality, client service-level agreements, statutory timelines, and compliance. Resolve escalated file issues, approve exceptions, coordinate staffing and priorities, maintain case management and client systems, and partner with attorneys, vendors, and internal teams. Provide coaching, onboarding, training, and performance management in a high-volume foreclosure environment.

Monitors and updates foreclosure processes across client systems, manages document workflows, audits internal records, and communicates case statuses, hearing results, and reports to clients. Acts as a liaison between attorneys, foreclosure operations, management, and clients; responds to inquiries, identifies stagnant files, supports compliance projects, and conducts client-site audits. Requires strong documentation, research, communication, organization, confidentiality, and multitasking skills.

Associate Attorney responsible for managing foreclosure and title-related caseloads, reviewing loan and title documents, drafting pleadings, curing title issues, advising clients, monitoring deadlines, and representing clients at hearings. The role requires independent legal judgment, Florida Bar membership, strong knowledge of applicable laws, and at least three years of attorney experience in foreclosure, title, or financial services.

Represent mortgage servicers and investors in foreclosure, title, real estate, and consumer litigation. Responsibilities include managing contested cases, analyzing loan and title documents, drafting pleadings and discovery, appearing in state and federal courts, handling appeals and settlement negotiations, advising clients, coordinating filings, preparing budgets, and tracking time. The role requires a New Jersey bar license, litigation experience, and knowledge of New York mortgage foreclosure law. It may be conducted in-office, hybrid, or remotely.

Provides administrative and mailroom support for a law firm, including scanning, copying, mailing, filing legal documents, maintaining chain-of-custody records, updating case management systems, responding to client and internal requests, and supporting attorneys. The role requires strong organization, communication, confidentiality, customer service, attention to detail, and the ability to manage high-volume, time-sensitive work in an on-site office environment.

Provides administrative and legal support to an attorney in a high-volume litigation practice. Responsibilities include drafting pleadings and correspondence, filing court documents, maintaining case files, coordinating depositions and hearings, managing document production, identifying privileged materials, tracking outstanding tasks, updating client systems, and communicating with courts, attorneys, clients, and title contacts. The role requires familiarity with Florida mortgage litigation, strong organization, proofreading, communication, and proficiency with office and case-management technology.

Provides reception and front-desk support, routes calls, manages mail, scans and files legal documents, updates case management systems, responds to client and internal requests, and supports attorneys. The role requires strong communication, organization, attention to detail, confidentiality, customer service, Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to work independently in a high-volume office environment.

Provides administrative and clerical support in an onsite law firm environment. Responsibilities include scanning, copying, mailing, filing legal documents, maintaining document logs and chain-of-custody records, updating case management systems, responding to calls and emails, supporting attorneys, and protecting confidential information. Requires strong communication, organization, attention to detail, customer service, multitasking, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. High school education is required, with a college degree preferred.

Manages invoicing and funds processing for foreclosure matters, including preparing correspondence, calculating disbursements, processing loan payoff and foreclosure sale funds, obtaining fee approvals, creating invoices, maintaining case and client systems, and coordinating with attorneys, legal assistants, clients, and accounting. The role requires strong organization, communication, proofreading, customer service, multitasking, and attention to detail in a high-volume on-site office environment.

Manages administrative support for title review, title curative, mobile home curative, and conveyance processes across multiple states. Prepares and proofreads legal documents, maintains case and client systems, reviews title reports and recorded documents, coordinates filings and document retrieval, handles correspondence and calls, tracks outstanding tasks, and supports attorneys in a high-volume environment.