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Law Firm
Attorney
Bankruptcy
Litigation - Foreclosure (Lender-side)
1-8 yrs required
Indianapolis office of our client seeks attorney with bankruptcy experience. The candidate will have weekly and daily appearances for court calls with the Federal Court, Bankruptcy Court, and Indiana courts for all cases which the office has filed a Complaint, Summons, Alias Summons, Motion, or Post Judgment documents. Present or draft Orders for approval of the court for each case. Drafting of various motions and responses to motions from Defendants and/or Defendant’s Counsel. Prepare and respond to discovery requests with interrogatories, notices to produce documents, requests to admit, and attend depositions for those discovery requests. Review of and signing off on all pleadings printed for filing with the Courts such as Complaints and Motions. Argue motions that are contested before the court as well as conduct Trials and Arbitrations. Management of both telephonic and written contact with opposing counsel. Represent firm in a professional capacity. Requires effective interaction with opposing counsel, circuit clerks, judges, and judge’s clerks, both on the telephone and in writing. Should have a substantial knowledge of all court procedures, office procedures, collections procedures, litigation process and transacts the general legal business. Must have admittance to Indiana Bar. Knowledge of various court rules, legal proceedings, and terminology is essential.
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