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Provides supervision of daily default resolution tactics pertaining to vehicle repossession and liquidation, bankruptcy, foreclosure, real estate owned (REO) liquidation and collections litigation support.
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Here's a typical job description for a bankruptcy attorney:Job Title: Bankruptcy AttorneyJob Summary: As a bankruptcy attorney, you will be responsible for guiding clients through the bankruptcy process, evaluating their financial situation, and determining the most appropriate course of action to achieve debt relief or restructuring.
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A bankruptcy attorney specializes in providing legal advice and representation to individuals, businesses, or organizations facing financial distress and seeking relief through bankruptcy proceedings.
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Legal Research and Analysis: Stay abreast of changes in bankruptcy laws, regulations, and precedents. Client Advocacy: Advocate zealously on behalf of clients to protect their rights and interests throughout the bankruptcy process.
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Creditor Negotiations: Negotiate with creditors to reach agreements on debt repayment plans, loan modifications, or other arrangements that may mitigate the need for bankruptcy or facilitate the bankruptcy process.
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Case Evaluation: Conduct thorough reviews of clients' financial records, assets, liabilities, and debts to determine eligibility for bankruptcy relief and the most appropriate chapter of bankruptcy to file under (Chapter 7, Chapter 13, Chapter 11, etc.
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Prior experience practicing bankruptcy law preferred but not required for entry-level positions. Legal Representation: Prepare and file bankruptcy petitions, schedules, and other required documents with the bankruptcy court on behalf of clients.
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Documentation and Compliance: Ensure that all bankruptcy filings and related documentation comply with applicable laws, rules, and court procedures. Professional Development: Continuously expand your knowledge and expertise in bankruptcy law through professional development activities, such as attending seminars, workshops, and continuing legal education courses.
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The Baltimore City Housing and Consumer Law Unit handles the following types of housing and consumer cases: landlord/tenant cases involving private landlords and public and subsidized tenancies,Mortgage Foreclosure defense, breach of contract, repossessions, bankruptcy, tax sale defense, debt collection and student loan collection.
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The staff attorney will provide legal assistance in areas of general civil law, including but not limited to: housing, foreclosure prevention, landlord-tenant, family, consumer, probate, special education, public benefits and bankruptcy.
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LHH Recruitment Solutions is seeking a Bankruptcy Paralegal to support a law firm’s New York and nationwide creditor focused practice. A minimum of 5 years' expereince as a Bankruptcy Paralegal within a large law firm.
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We have dedicated professionals focused on buy-side due diligence, structuring and cash tax modeling; sell-side tax assistance, structuring and cash tax modeling; internal restructuring; capital structure and refinancing; distressed debt and bankruptcy; and tax attribute calculations and monetization strategies.
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Tasks Position Overview The Information Technology Technician II position primarily provides level I and II IT support for the District and Bankruptcy Courts and the Probation and Pretrial Services Office.
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Participate in the development and management of risk strategies, analytics, and oversight of activities across the Default Servicing lifecycle including pre-foreclosure, foreclosure, bankruptcy, REO and other late-stage default populations (e.g., SCRS, litigation, etc.
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Manages complex accounts with the following areas of specialization: Foreclosure, Bankruptcy, REO/Property Preservation, Repossession, Remarketing, Legal Liaison or Post Charge Off Collections.
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