FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Intake Analyst at Alvarez & Marsal?
The primary responsibility of the Intake Analyst is to assist in the conflict searching process, which includes performing computer database searches for related party information, handling matter updates, and compiling and filtering relevant information.
Is previous experience in a legal environment necessary for this role?
Yes, some experience working in a legal/law department environment is required, with conflicts experience being preferred.
What types of skills are essential for success in this position?
Essential skills include exceptional organizational skills, excellent communication abilities, problem-solving in a methodical way, attention to detail, and the capability to multi-task and prioritize tasks effectively.
Are there any educational qualifications required for this job?
A college degree is preferred for the Intake Analyst position.
Will the Intake Analyst need to work outside of regular office hours?
Yes, the Intake Analyst must be available for occasional/scheduled after-hour and weekend projects, as well as rotational on-call remote shifts.
What software knowledge is required for this role?
Knowledge of Outlook, Excel, and Word is required, as well as understanding and utilization of Boolean search operands and techniques.
How important is customer service in this position?
Customer service orientation is essential, as the Intake Analyst must be responsive to the demands of lawyers and Managing Directors and capable of operating under pressure.
What is the significance of compliance with ABA mandates for this role?
Compliance with ABA mandates on ethics and managing conflicts of interest is taken seriously, as it is crucial to maintaining the integrity of the firm's operations.
How does the Intake Analyst interact with other team members?
The Intake Analyst will liaise with attorneys and business representatives via telephone, email, or in person to gather information on new clients and matters.
What is the expected work environment for an Intake Analyst?
The work environment is time-sensitive and requires handling urgent requests while maintaining high-quality work standards.