The Litigation Attorney will manage civil and foreclosure-related litigation matters, including drafting pleadings and motions. They are responsible for appearing in court, attending hearings, and developing effective case strategies to resolve disputes efficiently.
Review legal pleadings and documents for accuracy and compliance with bankruptcy codes and client directives. Maintain internal systems with findings and recommendations while ensuring strict confidentiality and professional standards.
The Associate Attorney is responsible for drafting pleadings, attending court hearings, and managing case documentation within internal systems. They must ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations regarding foreclosure, bankruptcy, and collections.
The associate attorney will review loan documents, draft pleadings, and attend court hearings to initiate legal actions. They are also responsible for maintaining internal systems and ensuring compliance with foreclosure, bankruptcy, and collections regulations.
The Associate Attorney will draft and review legal pleadings, correspondence, and loan documentation while ensuring compliance with foreclosure, bankruptcy, and collections regulations. They are responsible for maintaining internal systems with accurate findings and recommendations while exercising high levels of professionalism.
The Client Systems Specialist is responsible for updating client systems with foreclosure milestone completions and managing sub-processes for contested issues. They also facilitate communication and escalate file-related issues to the appropriate departments or client contacts.
The specialist manages title claims for New York, New Jersey, and Florida by reviewing issues and coordinating with underwriters and title counsel. They are responsible for updating client systems and monitoring the progress of claims until resolution.
The Compliance Specialist is responsible for conducting military and bankruptcy searches in accordance with client requirements throughout the foreclosure process. They also manage the re-projection of SCRA and bankruptcy events in the LPS system when tasks are not ready for completion.
The Associate Attorney is responsible for reviewing loan documents, drafting pleadings, and attending court hearings to initiate legal actions. They must also ensure internal systems are updated and maintain compliance with foreclosure, bankruptcy, and collections regulations.
The attorney will assist with the firm's foreclosure and litigation departments by managing a high-volume caseload. Responsibilities include developing legal strategies, maintaining high-quality work-product, and ensuring compliance with firm policies.
The Title Examiner is responsible for examining title reports for mortgage foreclosure transactions and identifying title defects or superior interests. They will utilize online search portals and tools to perform tax and title searches while maintaining accurate documentation.
Represent clients in all stages of the foreclosure process, including drafting legal documents and attending court hearings. Conduct legal research, manage case files, and ensure compliance with all applicable state and federal regulations.
The associate attorney will manage routine bankruptcy matters, including drafting pleadings, attending hearings, and monitoring electronic filings. They will also maintain regular communication with clients, opposing counsel, and the court regarding bankruptcy cases.
The attorney will manage routine bankruptcy matters, including drafting pleadings, attending hearings, and monitoring electronic filings. They will also maintain regular communication with clients, opposing counsel, and the court regarding bankruptcy cases.
The Title Processor will perform comprehensive loan-level desktop reviews and ensure all internal systems are updated with accurate documentation. They will also manage high-volume email correspondence and assist closing staff with document signing and vendor coordination.
The FHA Transfer Processor is responsible for managing the transfer of foreclosed properties to HUD by preparing necessary legal deeds and ensuring clear title through insurance policies. They must coordinate with title underwriters, manage tax and lien searches, and handle curative actions to resolve title defects.
The specialist is responsible for reviewing title issues and assisting clients with the curative process. They must also maintain detailed notes and coordinate with the title claims team to keep clients informed of progress.
The Associate Attorney is responsible for reviewing loan documents, drafting pleadings, and attending court hearings to initiate legal actions. They must also ensure compliance with state and federal regulations while maintaining accurate internal system records.
