Associate Attorney TN

What you will do Draft, review, and approve foreclosure pleadings and related filings Handle foreclosure matters end to end, including contested files Appear at mediations, depositions, and hearings, both telephonic and in person Manage eviction matters through to possession Keep clients updated on file status through their systems, email, and regular calls Spot issues early and resolve them before they become delays Take on special projects as the practice grows What you need Required Juris Doctor from an accredited law school. Bar admission: Tennessee required; Georgia a plus About the firm Our client is a well-established law firm serving the financial services and real estate industries, with multiple offices across the Southeast and a practice built on creditors' rights work.

Associate Attorney — Foreclosure & Eviction Location: Tennessee
Type: Full-time, direct hire
Experience: 3–5 years
Bar admission: Tennessee required; Georgia a plus About the firm Our client is a well-established law firm serving the financial services and real estate industries, with multiple offices across the Southeast and a practice built on creditors' rights work.
The firm handles default servicing matters at volume for institutional clients, and its attorneys are expected to own their files end to end rather than work as one layer in a long review chain. Teams are collaborative across offices, and the culture leans practical: clear communication, fast turnaround, and client service that holds up under deadline pressure. The role You will manage foreclosure and eviction matters from filing through resolution, including contested files that go to hearing.
This is a working attorney seat with real autonomy and a large, active caseload. You will be in front of clients regularly, appear at hearings and mediations, and be trusted to move files without heavy supervision. It suits an attorney who is already comfortable in default servicing work, or a litigator who wants depth in a high-volume practice with predictable subject matter. What you will do Draft, review, and approve foreclosure pleadings and related filings Handle foreclosure matters end to end, including contested files Appear at mediations, depositions, and hearings, both telephonic and in person Manage eviction matters through to possession Keep clients updated on file status through their systems, email, and regular calls Spot issues early and resolve them before they become delays Take on special projects as the practice grows What you need Required

• Juris Doctor from an accredited law school
• Active member in good standing of the Tennessee bar
• 3–5 years of practice experience
• Proven ability to carry and prioritize a large caseload
• Strong written and verbal communication, including direct client contact
• Detail orientation and analytical judgment at a fast pace

Nice to have

• Georgia bar admission
• Prior foreclosure, eviction, creditors' rights, or default servicing experience
• Familiarity with client-side case management systems

Compensation and benefits Salary is competitive and based on experience; we will discuss the range with you on our first call.
The benefits package includes:

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage, effective the first of the month after hire
• Employer-paid life insurance after the introductory period, plus voluntary life and critical illness
• 18 days of PTO per year, accruing monthly, with increases at 2 and 5 years of service
• Seven paid holidays
• 401(k) eligibility after six months of service