Creditor's Rights Attorney

About the job Creditor's Rights Attorney Pay: $120,000.00 - $130,000.00 per year Why This Is a Great Opportunity Join a nationally recognized creditors' rights platform serving major lenders, investors, and mortgage servicers High-priority opportunity for a dual-licensed Nevada and California attorney Work on meaningful foreclosure and collections matters in a specialized, stable practice area Nevada location preferred, but California-based candidates are also welcome Bring valuable dual-state licensing into a growing multi-state legal platform Location: Nevada preferred, but candidates located in either Nevada or California are acceptable. Regional court appearances and matter coverage may be required as needed. Note: Must be licensed in both Nevada and California and have 3+ years of foreclosure, collections, creditors' rights, or closely related default servicing experience. About Us We are a well-established, multi-state law firm serving leading financial institutions, mortgage servicers, lenders, and investors. Our team provides practical, efficient legal support across creditors' rights, foreclosure, collections, default servicing, and related matters. Confidential Employer. Job Description Manage foreclosure and collections matters for institutional lender and servicer clients Handle a steady caseload in a creditors' rights and default servicing practice Draft pleadings, motions, correspondence, and settlement communications Assist with contested matters, court appearances, and issue resolution as needed Work closely with attorneys, paralegals, and operations teams to keep files moving efficiently Provide clear client updates and maintain accurate case tracking Apply sound legal judgment in a deadline-driven, high-volume environment Qualifications Active Nevada Bar license in good standing Active California Bar license in good standing 3+ years of foreclosure, collections, creditors' rights, or default servicing experience Experience representing lenders, servicers, financial institutions, or creditors preferred Comfortable working in a high-volume legal environment Strong writing, communication, and organizational skills Located in Nevada preferred, though California-based candidates are welcome Why You Will Love Working Here You will bring a highly valuable dual-state license combination into a respected national platform with steady work, strong systems, and meaningful client impact. This is a great fit for an attorney who wants specialized creditors' rights work, flexibility, and long-term growth in a practice that values responsiveness and practical legal judgment. JPC-1035 Benefits: Dental insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance