Bankruptcy Attorney

Associate Bankruptcy AttorneyWe are seeking a proactive Associate Bankruptcy Attorney to join a national bankruptcy practice. This role focuses on representing secured creditors in bankruptcy proceedings and requires someone who can independently manage a high‑volume caseload while collaborating with a geographically dispersed legal team. The ideal candidate is comfortable with a fast pace, has strong litigation and courtroom abilities, and excels in written and analytical advocacy.Key ResponsibilitiesDraft and review legal filings including Proofs of Claim, Transfers of Claim, Payment Change Notices, and Post‑Petition Fee Notices.Prepare pleadings such as Motions for Relief from Stay, objections to Chapter 13 plans, and other documents related to creditor representation.Conduct Chapter 13 plan analysis and manage all aspects of assigned cases in accordance with client expectations and internal performance goals.Attend bankruptcy hearings—telephonic, virtual, and in‑person—in Phoenix and potentially Prescott or Tucson, depending on judicial calendars and caseload (generally about once weekly).Handle escalated, time‑sensitive matters, and participate in special assignments as needed.Work closely with attorneys and staff located across the country, as you will be the sole attorney based in Arizona.Maintain accurate documentation, meet billable hour requirements, and effectively prioritize a substantial caseload.Work EnvironmentThis position may be performed 100% remotely, although access to our Phoenix office is available for those who prefer an in‑office or hybrid setting.You will collaborate primarily with a national legal team rather than local colleagues.Ideal Candidate ProfileThrives in a high‑volume environment while remaining calm, organized, and efficient.Has meaningful litigation experience; prior exposure to Chapter 11 or adversary proceedings is advantageous.Able to shift between routine daily tasks and more complex litigation matters.Comfortable being the only attorney representing the firm in Arizona.Capable of handling trials, depositions, and contested bankruptcy matters when needed.Open to candidates with 1+ year of relevant experience, including early‑career attorneys with strong transferable skills.QualificationsJuris Doctor from an accredited law school.Active license to practice law in Arizona is required.Licensure in New Mexico, Nevada, or additional jurisdictions is highly preferred.Bankruptcy or mortgage servicing experience is helpful but not mandatory.Strong research ability and excellent written/oral communication skills.Competence with Word, Excel, Outlook, and other common legal software.Proven ability to prioritize, problem‑solve, and manage deadlines.#LI-JK1