The Mortgage Law Firm

Attorney

• Attend court hearings and prepare pleadings, motions, and correspondence relating to nonjudicial foreclosures, foreclosure-related litigation, loss-mitigation, bankruptcy, post-foreclosure evictions, and surplus proceeds cases
• Supervise paralegal staff in preparation of legal work product
• Manage contested litigation actions and act as primary contact for clients and staff
• Efficiently manage multiple files involving litigation issues, foreclosures, bankruptcy, evictions, excess proceeds, deeds in lieu, replevins, sales, probate, and other litigation matters
• Research and analyze new regulatory demands
• Prepare letters, emails, documents, pleadings, motions, discovery, disclosure, and appellate briefs
• Review, audit, edit, guide, and approve department legal work product
• Maintain ethical standards, case-load management, communication, and timeliness
• Communicate with clients and provide excellent customer service
• Attend court hearings, sales, mediations, trials, and oral arguments
• Conduct initial intake and prepare strategy analyses for new cases
• Research applicable law and facts
• Accurately record billable work
• Attend CLEs and assist with tasks assigned by the Managing Attorney

Associate Attorney

Accountant

• Ensure the accuracy of entries made by A/P and A/R teams, providing oversight and support to maintain compliance and reduce errors
• Assist with the month-end closing process, including preparing and posting adjusting journal entries
• Maintain and reconcile multiple Trust Account ledgers, ensuring accuracy and compliance with state requirements
• Validate and reconcile general ledger accounts, including accounts receivable, accounts payable, and client reimbursable accounts
• Run and analyze monthly invoice audits
• Conduct ad hoc analyses and assist in preparing financial reports as needed
• Collaborate with the Sr. Staff Accountant and Director of Accounting to address workflow improvements
• Complete other projects and duties as assigned