Collections Specialist

Job Description

Job Description

LHH Recruitment Solutions is partnering with a company in western Nassau County to fill a Legal Collections Specialist to join the Finance team. The position offers a competitive salary ($70,000 to $85,000) and a comprehensive benefits plan.

Responsibilities :

Assist Billing Attorneys with collection efforts

Contact clients for payment

Review aged accounts receivable

Follow up on aged invoices

Send payment reminders and collection letters

Perform accounts receivable write-offs

Review e-billing websites for invoice status

Analyze invoice deductions

Maintain spreadsheets for aged items and deadlines

Collaborate with Partners, COO, Collections Manager, Billing, and Accounting Departments

Handle ad hoc requests and special projects

Experience :

4-year college degree

3+ years of collections experience

Law firm or professional service experience preferred

Experience with Aderant and e-billing websites preferred

Proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word

Professional Attributes :

Strong work ethic, self-starter

Comfortable with technology

Customer service oriented

Excellent interpersonal skills

Attention to detail

Quick learner

Ability to multi-task and prioritize

Strong communication and organizational skills

Please forward resume to ginny.butindari@lhh.com for immediate consideration.

Pay Details : $70,000.00 to $85,000.00 per year

Search managed by : Ginny Butindari

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