WA Litigation Associate — Creditors' Rights

Mandarich Law Group, LLP; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bar dues paid

Parental leave

Life insurance

Disability coverage

401(k) plan with company match

Job summary

Mandarich Law Group focuses on creditors' rights litigation with a Washington state practice. The attorney will handle high-volume civil matters, attend court appearances, and contribute to motion practice and trial preparation.

Ideal candidates are licensed in Washington, able to travel for court appearances, and comfortable working in a production-oriented environment with strong communication skills. A comprehensive benefits package accompanies the base compensation.

Qualifications

• Licensed in the State of Washington to practice law.
• Experience in creditors' rights litigation is preferred.
• Comfortable handling a high-volume caseload and tight deadlines.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills are mandatory.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and case management tools.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and appear in court or hearings as required.
• Request and coordinate court coverage and accompany filings with necessary documents.
• Draft and review mid-litigation motions and responses.
• Prepare for trials and arbitrations, including travel arrangements as needed.
• Communicate effectively with consumers, employers, and their attorneys to resolve accounts.

Skills

Litigation management

Oral advocacy

Multi-tasking

Communication skills

Court appearances

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Mandarich Law Group focuses on creditors' rights litigation with a Washington state practice. The attorney will handle high-volume civil matters, attend court appearances, and contribute to motion practice and trial preparation.

Ideal candidates are licensed in Washington, able to travel for court appearances, and comfortable working in a production-oriented environment with strong communication skills. A comprehensive benefits package accompanies the base compensation.