Associate Attorney - Real Estate Foreclosure & Litigation
McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce LLP
New York (NY)
Hybrid
USD 100,000 - 150,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading law firm in New York is seeking a qualified attorney to represent mortgage servicers in residential and commercial foreclosure litigation. The ideal candidate should hold a J.D. degree with a valid bar license in New York and have at least five years of relevant litigation experience. Responsibilities include managing case loads, drafting legal documents, and appearing in court. A hybrid or remote work setting may be available depending on qualifications and performance. Competitive compensation based on experience offered.
Qualifications
Minimum 5 years relevant litigation experience preferred.
Working knowledge of New York Mortgage Foreclosure Law required.
Responsibilities
Manage contested foreclosures and litigation for mortgage servicers.
Prosecute commercial foreclosures from start to finish.
Analyze loan files and draft legal documents.
Appear in court for hearings and trials.
Skills
Time management
Strong writing
Professional communication
Team collaboration
Client interaction
Education
J.D. degree, bar license in New York
Additional bar license (New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut)
Job description
A leading law firm in New York is seeking a qualified attorney to represent mortgage servicers in residential and commercial foreclosure litigation. The ideal candidate should hold a J.D. degree with a valid bar license in New York and have at least five years of relevant litigation experience. Responsibilities include managing case loads, drafting legal documents, and appearing in court. A hybrid or remote work setting may be available depending on qualifications and performance. Competitive compensation based on experience offered.