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Title : Mortgage Forclosure Paralegal
Location : Pennsylvania - PhiladelphiaRefer to Job # VZNJ716147
Though the Los Angeles office of this full-service litigation firm continues to specialize in complex insurance litigation coverage, the firm’s main office has recently tried to cash in on the technology litigation market to “bring some growth to the firm.” The transition has not been an easy one; the firm has had an unusually high attrition rate in recent years (insiders tell us some associates left to pursue government jobs but many departed for better money with different firms). However, while salaries remain slightly below market, many observers think the firm is capable of breaking through.
Mortgage Forclosure Paralegal The candidate will support attorneys in preparing pleadings and case management, including requirements for filings, court orders and local court practices, and project management within client requirements/timeframes. Should be an experienced paralegal with 3-5 years of New Jersey mortgage foreclosure experience Must have excellent communication and organizational skills; ability to work both independently and as part of a team; and ability to work diligently and carefully in a high-volume practice. Should have a strong technical skills including experience with MS Office suite. Bachelor s degree and/or paralegal certificate is required.
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