Alston & Bird

New Business Intake Analyst

Alston & Bird

full-time

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Location Type: Office

Location: AtlantaIllinoisNorth CarolinaUnited States

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About the role

  • Perform conflicts of interest searches for new clients, matters, and laterals upon request.
  • Conduct detailed, extensive research from multiple sources; analyze the corporate business structure and history of potential clients and adversaries.
  • Process non-financial client and matter information change requests in compliance with firm policies.
  • Perform database research to facilitate processing of change requests.
  • Test and review new software systems.
  • Maintain or update workflow, form, and notification design templates in intake software.
  • Perform routine quality checks of data management: client, matter, parties and black book conflicts data.
  • Build, maintain and deliver a professional customer service attitude and relationship with all internal and external customers.
  • Verify uniqueness of client information and eliminate duplicates.
  • Assist other departments regarding inquiries for client/ matter data reports.
  • Make efficient use of time to handle workload.
  • Aid with special projects.

Requirements

  • Prior experience utilizing automated intake workflow system required.
  • Prior new business intake or conflicts experience in a law firm environment required.
  • Bachelor’s degree or higher preferred.
Benefits
  • Equal Opportunity Employer
  • Professional business references and a background screening will be required for all final applicants selected for a position.
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Hard Skills & Tools
conflicts of interest searchesdatabase researchdata managementworkflow designquality checksdata analysischange request processingsoftware testingclient information verification
Soft Skills
customer servicerelationship buildingtime managementcollaborationattention to detail