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Connexus Credit Union seeks a Legal Associate to support the Legal Team with document review, court filings, and risk mitigation. You will handle liens, bankruptcy statuses, subpoenas, and estate matters, ensuring accuracy and timely processing across high-volume workflows.
The role requires 3+ years in legal or financial services, an associate degree or equivalent experience, and strong written and verbal communication. Remote work with flexible scheduling offered.
Serving members across all 50 states, Connexus Credit Union is a member-focused cooperative that is proud to return profits to member-owners through high yields for checking accounts and deposit products, as well as competitive rates on our loans. We are a remote first employer with the majority of our employees residing in the upper Midwest.
As an employer we foster collaboration and high performance to achieve excellence. We holistically care for and develop our employees to thrive personally and professionally. We are proud to share our success with our employees and those we serve.
As a Legal Associate, you will play a key role in supporting the Legal Team by performing a variety of administrative and operational functions that help protect the credit union’s interests and mitigate risk. This position requires exceptional attention to detail, strong analytical and numerical skills, and the ability to accurately process high volumes of information. Reporting to the Legal Services Manager, the Legal Associate is responsible for reviewing and processing legal documents, bankruptcy notices, estate matches, levy orders, account research, document retrieval requests, and other legal support activities. Success in this role requires strong organizational skills, accuracy, critical thinking, and the ability to identify discrepancies, analyze data, and ensure legal matters are handled promptly and correctly.
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