Senior Creditor's Rights Attorney

Pay: $190,000.00 - $200,000.00 per year Why This Is a Great Opportunity • Step into a senior-level role within an established national creditors' rights practice serving major lenders, investors, and mortgage servicers • Use your deep mortgage foreclosure and collections experience to handle complex matters and provide high-level legal guidance • Take meaningful ownership of a sophisticated caseload with significant autonomy and direct client impact • Work with experienced legal professionals across a nationally established platform with strong systems and resources • Enjoy the flexibility of a fully remote California position while working with sophisticated institutional clients • Build on your expertise in creditors' rights, mortgage default servicing, foreclosure, and collections in a stable, specialized practice • Additional state bar licenses and broader multi-state experience are highly valued Location: Fully remote within California, giving you the flexibility to work from your home office while partnering with a nationally established legal team. Note: Must have an active California Bar license and 8+ years of directly relevant mortgage foreclosure and collections experience at the attorney level. About Us We are an established national law firm with decades of experience representing lenders, investors, mortgage servicers, and other financial institutions. Our team provides practical, efficient legal solutions across creditors' rights, foreclosure, collections, bankruptcy, litigation, and related areas. We combine deep legal experience, streamlined processes, and strong technology to deliver high-quality service to sophisticated institutional clients. Confidential Employer. Job Description • Independently manage a sophisticated and substantial caseload of mortgage foreclosure, collections, and creditors' rights matters • Take ownership of matters from initial assessment through resolution, applying senior-level legal judgment and strategic thinking • Analyze complex legal, procedural, title, and servicing issues and develop practical strategies for resolution • Draft, review, and oversee pleadings, motions, briefs, correspondence, settlement communications, and other legal documents • Handle contested foreclosure and collections matters and represent institutional clients in proceedings as appropriate • Advise clients on case strategy, legal risks, procedural requirements, and potential resolutions • Serve as a trusted legal resource for lenders, servicers, investors, and other institutional clients • Collaborate with attorneys, paralegals, and operational teams while providing experienced guidance on challenging matters • Monitor deadlines, case progression, and overall portfolio performance within a high-volume practice • Communicate directly and confidently with clients, opposing counsel, courts, and internal stakeholders • Identify potential issues early and drive matters toward efficient, defensible resolutions • Apply extensive creditors' rights and mortgage default experience to help maintain high-quality, client-focused legal work Qualifications • Active California Bar license in good standing • 8+ years of directly relevant attorney experience in mortgage foreclosure and collections • Extensive experience with creditors' rights, mortgage default servicing, foreclosure, collections, and related litigation • Demonstrated ability to independently manage complex matters and a substantial caseload • Experience representing lenders, mortgage servicers, financial institutions, investors, or other institutional creditors • Strong legal analysis, writing, negotiation, and client-management skills • Demonstrated sound judgment and ability to make strategic decisions independently • Comfortable operating in a high-volume, deadline-driven legal environment • Additional state bar licenses and multi-state creditors' rights experience strongly preferred Why You Will Love Working Here This is an opportunity to bring your experience to a senior-level position where your legal judgment, client relationships, and subject-matter expertise genuinely matter. You'll have the autonomy to manage sophisticated matters, the resources of an established national platform, and the flexibility of a fully remote California environment. For an experienced creditors' rights attorney looking for meaningful responsibility, specialized work, and long-term stability, this role offers an excellent next step. JPC-1698 Benefits: • Dental insurance • Paid time off • Retirement plan • Vision insurance Originally posted on Himalayas