Bankruptcy Paralegal
Location: Onsite, Downtown Orlando
M-F Schedule
Salary: $50-70k
Direct Hire + Benefits
Paid Parking

Job Overview:
As a Bankruptcy Paralegal, you will play a vital role in supporting attorneys and clients in the bankruptcy process. Your responsibilities will encompass various administrative, legal, and organizational tasks crucial to the efficient functioning of the bankruptcy department within a law firm or legal department.

Key Responsibilities
1. Case Management: Assist in the management of bankruptcy cases from inception to resolution, including gathering and organizing client information, drafting bankruptcy petitions, schedules, and other necessary documents.
2. Client Communication: Act as a liaison between clients and attorneys, providing updates on case status, gathering necessary documentation, and addressing client inquiries and concerns with professionalism and empathy.
3. Legal Research: Conduct legal research on bankruptcy laws, regulations, and procedures to support attorneys in case preparation, strategy development, and compliance.
4. Document Preparation and Filing: Draft and prepare legal documents, motions, pleadings, and correspondence related to bankruptcy proceedings. File documents with bankruptcy courts and ensure compliance with procedural requirements and deadlines.
5. Financial Analysis: Review and analyze financial documents, including income statements, tax returns, and asset inventories, to assess clients' financial situations and assist in developing bankruptcy strategies.

6. Court Proceedings Support: Assist attorneys in preparing for hearings, trials, and other court proceedings by organizing case materials, preparing exhibits, and coordinating with court personnel.
7. Administrative Support: Provide general administrative support to attorneys and other team members, including managing calendars, scheduling appointments, and maintaining electronic and physical filing systems.
8. Continuing Education: Stay abreast of developments in bankruptcy law and procedures through participation in professional development activities, seminars, and training programs.

9. Team Collaboration: Collaborate effectively with attorneys, paralegals, and other legal professionals within the firm or legal department to ensure seamless workflow and client service delivery.

Qualifications
1. Education: Bachelor's degree and/or paralegal certificate from an accredited institution.
2. Experience: Prior experience (3-4 years) working as a paralegal in bankruptcy law or a related field preferred.
3. Knowledge: Proficiency in legal research, document drafting, and case management software.
4. Strong knowledge of bankruptcy laws, procedures, and court rules.5. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and legal software applications.

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