In-House Law Jobs-JDHUNTR-9995 Counsel IV, Financial Services, Minneapolis, MN Legal & Paralegal - Minneapolis, MN at Geebo

In-House Law Jobs-JDHUNTR-9995 Counsel IV, Financial Services, Minneapolis, MN

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In-House Law Jobs-JDHUNTR-9995 Counsel IV, Financial Services, Minneapolis, MN APPLY TODAY www.jdhuntr.com
Company is seeking an attorney with a minimum of 10 years of experience for a position supporting the consumer mortgage default servicing and collections business within the Consumer Financial Services line of business, which is part of company's Home Mortgage. This position may also include managing a small team of paralegals and/or another attorney. Relevant experience in legal issues concerning mortgage servicing, including but not limited to foreclosure, Regulation X, the United States Bankruptcy Code, FDCPA, third party relationships, contract negotiation, and familiarity with the roles of, and guidance issued by, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), is required.
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