North Carolina Associate Attorney

Job Description

Job Description

North Carolina Associate Attorney – Creditors’ Rights Law Firm

RAS LaVrar, LLC is an elite creditors’ rights law firm that provides full service litigation in addition to comprehensive collection services. The NC Associate Attorney role provides the opportunity for the right candidate to immerse themselves in responsibilities for the North Carolina office. Our firm maintains a collegial work environment that prioritizes internal promotion, training, and professional development. We strive to see our employees grow!

We are seeking 1-2 years litigation or collections experience and a candidate that can prioritize workloads to meet deadlines, exhibit meticulous attention to detail, produce accurate and high-quality work product in a fast-paced volume-based environment. The candidate must be able to work independently and possess strong interpersonal and analytical skills. Bar membership in North Carolina is required.

Compensation will be commensurate with experience, and includes our benefits package. Additional compensation and special consideration will be given to candidates licensed to practice law, or who become licensed in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, and / or Pennsylvania. We are looking to hire a candidate with the aforementioned bar membership(s) who lives in Charlotte or the surrounding area.

Job Responsibilities – in this role, you will…

• Assist with managing the firm’s North Carolina practice
• Handle hearings in the state of North Carolina
• Monitor progress and develop strategies to bring files to resolution effectively and efficiently
• Provide comprehensive review of all conditions precedent to filing of the action, including review of documents, financials, notices and demand letters
• Draft and review pleadings and correspondence to initiate actions
• Ensure all internal systems are updated to include findings, documentation, and recommendations
• Exercise a high degree of confidentiality and professionalism
• Safeguard compliance with local, state, and federal foreclosure, bankruptcy, and collections requirements, as applicable
• Handle contested matters, including discovery and trials.

Requisite Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Required Education and Training

Preferred Qualifications