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Do You Need to Reach the Best Candidates in Pennsylvania's Legal 12 • THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2021 VOL P. 1768 When results matter #1 Global Legal Job Site Ranked by Alexa CLASSIFIEDS Mitchell Cohn 973-854-2905 [email protected] ATTORNEY WANTED OFFICE SUPPORT LEGAL ASSISTANT/PARALEGAL (WAYNE, PA) ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY PUBLIC NOTICE Console Mattiacci Law, LLC, a mid-sized plaintiff-side employment litigation firm, is APPOINTMENT OF CHAPTER seeking a full-time (30+ hours per week) litigation assistant to work in our Wayne, Pennsylvania office. Tanenbaum Keale LLP, a nationally recognized 13 STANDING TRUSTEE The ideal candidate will: • have a minimum of 2 years + litigation support experience trial firm specializing in product liability The United States Trustee seeks resumes from persons wishing • be proficient in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Power Point, Excel) defense, has an immediate need for an to be considered for appointment as a standing trustee to • possess excellent technical and digital skills administer cases filed under chapter 13 of title 11 of the United • have experience with e-discovery platforms associate attorney in our Berwyn, PA office. • have excellent communication and organizational skills States Code (Bankruptcy Code). The appointment, located in • be motivated, professional and reliable The ideal candidate will have between • be able to multi-task to support a busy practice Wilmington, Delaware, is for cases filed in the United States • have a positive, team-oriented attitude yet able to work autonomously 2-4 years of experience handling complex Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Standing trustees Duties may include (in part): receive compensation pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 586(e)(1)(A). • Formatting and drafting correspondence, pleadings, motions and discovery litigation and must be licensed in PA and NJ. • Document & exhibit management utilizing software such as Agile, Everlaw, Keynote Standing trustees are not federal government employees. • E-filing in federal and state courts (PA & NJ) Send resume to: • Deposition scheduling and prep For additional information, qualification requirements, and • Tracking statutes of limitation and deadlines [email protected] application procedures go to: • Drafting subpoenas and obtaining medical and other records • Searching public records (Lexis/Nexis) and doing procedural research http://www.justice.gov/ust/eo/private_trustee/ • Providing trial support vacancies/13ad.htm. • Timeline preparation • Overseeing the daily Wayne office activities [visitors, mailings, front desk management] while supporting 3-4 litigation attorneys Other: Experience at an employment firm and with federal court filings, agencies (EEOC, ATTORNEY WANTED PARALEGAL SERVICES PHRC) and using Time Matters and/or Everlaw are desirable. We are looking for a self- reliant individual who can be the ‘go to’ support person at our Wayne office. Visits to the Philadelphia office to meet and work with other staff occasionally would be encouraged FORECLOSURE ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY SENIOR LITIGATION SUPPORT but not frequent. CML offers a competitive compensation and benefits package. We have a truly ANALYST unique and rewarding team-oriented workplace with positive vibes where everyone is Orlans PC appreciated and respected. We work hard yet have plenty of fun. Wayne, Pennsylvania Please send resume and cover letter to: Orlans PC, an innovative default law firm representing mortgage servicers and Cheryl Weaver ([email protected]). secured creditors in multiple jurisdictions, is seeking a Foreclosure Associate The Office of Counsel of Temple University Health Come and join our amazing team of lawyers and support staff! Attorney with 3 to 7 years’ experience to review foreclosure documents, ensure System is seeking a full time Senior Litigation accuracy, meet deadlines, manage workload, attend court appearances, and assist other practice areas when necessary. Job Requirements include J.D., Support Analyst to assist with managing its’ admission to Pennsylvania bar, evidence of “good standing”, strong Windows and MS Windows and Office (including Word, Outlook, and Excel) knowledge Professional Liability defense portfolio. A bachelor’s To Place Your Ad Today of Adobe/Nuance Power PDF; being comfortable with new technologies/ degree, paralegal certificate and minimum five websites. Orlans offers a competitive market-based salary, work/life balance and benefits including medical/dental/vision/RX, short and long-term years experience in medical malpractice defense disability, paid-time off, and a 401(k) Plan. Please Call 973-854-2905 Candidates are invited to apply by submitting a resume litigation are required. Qualified applicants can in confidence to Mark Albrecht at : search Temple Health Careers, click on the website, [email protected] Non-Employment Orlans is an Equal Opportunity Employer. hit search jobs and type in the job title. TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT CALL: Mitchell Cohn 973-854-2905 EMAIL: [email protected], DEADLINE: 1PM EST Do you need to reach Do you need to reach the best candidates the best candidates in Pennsylvania’s in Pennsylvania’s legal market? legal market? 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Your attention is directed to 19150; Latisha Bernard A. Guarna, Esq., 412 E. Street phia, PA 19118; Jacqueline K. Chambers, late of the City of Section 3162 of the Probate, Es- Schuenemann, Attorney, Rd., Feasterville, PA 19053; Vin- Rosenberger, Atty., Barber, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Coun- tates and Fiduciaries Code of Leisawitz Heller Abramowitch cent A. Guarna, Atty., Law Offi- Sharpe & Rosenberger, One ty, Pennsylvania, Settlor of The June 30, 1972 (Act No. 164) Phillips, P.C., 2755 Century Boule- ces of Vincent A. Guarna, P.C., Summit St., Philadelphia, PA John F. Chambers Revocable Liv- which requires advertisement vard, Wyomissing, PA 19610. 412 E. Street Rd., Feasterville, PA 19118. ing Trust dated 8/14/2003, is here- of grant of letters to contain 9-7-3 19053. 9-7-3 by given. All persons indebted to the name and address of the 9-7-3 said Trust are requested to make personal representatives. CARLUCCI-STALEY, JACQUE- prompt payment and those having ORPHANS’ COURT OF LINE -- Deborah A. Dunbar, Exe- HESSON, JOSEPH THOMAS PARKE, ROBERT GERBER (a/k/a claims to present the same, with- PHILADELPHIA COUNTY cutrix, 3246 Gaul St., Philadel- (a/k/a JOSEPH T. HESSON) - ROBERT G. PARKE) - Elizabeth out delay to: phia, PA 19134;
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