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Provides administrative support for the recoveries department by preparing reports and collection letters, maintaining schedules and timecards, organizing work lists, reviewing files, processing recode requests, and assisting management with call reviews and daily operations.

Performs accounting operations including client account maintenance, payment application, financial data entry, report preparation and review, check processing, discrepancy resolution, and monitoring automated financial systems. The role requires independent judgment, accurate handling of financial information, communication with management, and attention to detail. Candidates must have a bachelor's degree, Microsoft Office competency, strong communication and problem-solving skills, typing proficiency, and willingness to complete required screenings.

Provides legal and administrative support for commercial litigation matters across multiple states. Responsibilities include preparing, reviewing, filing, and serving legal documents; maintaining procedures; entering legal data; responding to client inquiries; generating reports; and supporting attorneys. The role requires strong organization, communication, customer service, attention to detail, multitasking, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Civil litigation experience is required, while creditors’ rights experience is preferred.

Represents creditor clients in consumer collection litigation, including advising clients, negotiating with opposing counsel and pro se parties, drafting and reviewing legal documents, researching laws and regulations, documenting case activity, and attending court when needed. The role requires an active state bar license, strong civil litigation and consumer protection knowledge, excellent communication, time management, integrity, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

Represents creditors in commercial litigation and legal collections. Responsibilities include assessing cases, advising clients, preparing pleadings and briefs, conducting legal research, appearing in court, first-chairing trials, enforcing judgments through garnishments and repossession strategies, communicating with legal stakeholders, documenting case activity, and training administrative staff. Requires state bar membership, a J.D., commercial litigation experience, strong legal analysis, communication, time management, leadership, and knowledge of applicable laws.

Performs administrative and clerical support for a litigation law firm, including documenting file activity, preparing pleadings, filing court documents electronically and traditionally, data entry, scanning, photocopying, collating, and faxing. The role requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, Microsoft Office proficiency, basic office equipment experience, dependability, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively.

Reviews legal documents for regulatory and client-policy compliance, executes attorney signings, analyzes case law, supports litigation strategy, and may appear in court in licensed jurisdictions. The role manages high-volume information while maintaining quality, attends continuing legal education, and stays current on federal, state, and local laws and court procedures. No courtroom experience is required, but civil litigation, bankruptcy, consumer credit, or contract experience is beneficial.

Performs administrative and legal support tasks, including documenting file activity, preparing pleadings and legal documents for attorney review, filing documents with courts, and completing general clerical duties such as data entry, scanning, copying, collating, and faxing. Requires strong communication, organization, multitasking, problem-solving, and Microsoft Office skills.

Performs data entry and reviews correspondence received by email and fax. Uploads documents and information to client portals, verifies database accuracy, and handles scanning, photocopying, collating, and faxing. The role requires strong attention to detail, organization, communication, dependability, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced legal office environment, with possible remote work and limited travel.

Handles affidavit requests by reviewing files, drafting and compiling affidavits, ordering documents, uploading information, tracking work queues, coordinating attorney approvals, logging executed affidavits, and following up with clients. Performs clerical duties such as data entry, scanning, copying, collating, and faxing. Requires strong organization, attention to detail, communication, dependability, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.