Enesha Nnaife, Esq., MSM, BA

Closing Attorney at Redstone Title Services, LLC
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Huntsville, Alabama, United States, US

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Experience

    • United States
    • Real Estate
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Closing Attorney
      • 2021 - Present

      As a closing attorney, I have successfully closed over three hundred real estate transactions ranging from residential to commercial property. In this fast-paced environment, I work directly with the buyers, sellers, lenders, and real estate agents. While utilizing strong multitasking skills, I make sure each document is explained in a concise manner to ensure understanding with each party involved. Also, I effectively convey necessary information that pertains to both the buyer and seller. I prioritize numerous tasks in this high-volume producing, detail-oriented industry so each party to the transaction has an excellent customer service experience. To increase productivity, I conduct a myriad of tasks both as part of a team and individually. When reviewing title I analyze the chain of title, several years prior, for any defects that may present title issues for the owners. Once defects are identified, I formulate title opinions for curative measures that will effectively clear these defects and generate title commitments. When interfacing with others I communicate information concisely, so team members understand why these defects present issues for our customer and how fixing the defects are necessary to generate title policies. In my accounting position, I provide general administrative support to the accounting department and company. I cross reference our system along with the bank accounts to guarantee the accuracy of credits and debits. I perform daily and monthly reconciliations by auditing the accounts and communicate with the appropriate parties to correct any errors. I utilize excel spreadsheets to identify errors and ensure corrections are made. Show less

    • United States
    • Law Practice
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Associate Attorney
      • 2018 - 2020

      As a personal injury attorney, licensed in the state of Alabama, I represented clients who had been injured due to the negligence or carelessness of an entity or individual. I managed a full case load of claims relating to personal injury. An important part of my job was to regularly communicate with my clients and discuss their injury and treatment. To reach a settlement for my clients I negotiated their claims by arguing facts and case law. I obtained more than $160,000.00 in settlements a month. Before settling it was important to consider the amount owed to liens and medical providers so the client could make an informed decision on the amount offered. To assist in this decision-making process, it was my job to obtain significant reductions from providers so the client knew what amount would be paid out of their settlement and what they could expect to receive. Also, I appeared at all Pro Ami court hearings, for our minor clients, and worked with defense counsel and appointed guardian ad litems. Prior to the hearing, I provided guidance and support to the clients, so they were prepared for court. When our clients were in bankruptcy, I attended all hearings to become employed as special counsel and prepared appropriate motions and orders. In addition, I participated in all hiring of employees which required me to ask direct questions that would assess their fitness to perform tasks desired. As the intake manager, I oversaw the department to assess whether a case met the negligence or carelessness standard. However, in complex situations I would interview the client further to obtain details to effectively access our firm’s ability to take the case. Additionally, I collaborated with other attorneys to refer cases when our firm was unable to help the client. Show less

    • United States
    • Legal Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Law Clerk
      • 2018 - 2018

      My job as a law clerk was to prepare the judge’s files for upcoming hearings and trials. This ensured that the judge was able to retrieve information and documents necessary in making decisions. Daily docket review was important to the efficiency of trial, so a major portion of the day was dedicated to completing this task. Also, research was conducted when issues arose. My job as a law clerk was to prepare the judge’s files for upcoming hearings and trials. This ensured that the judge was able to retrieve information and documents necessary in making decisions. Daily docket review was important to the efficiency of trial, so a major portion of the day was dedicated to completing this task. Also, research was conducted when issues arose.

    • United States
    • Telecommunications
    • Adjunct Instructor
      • 2015 - 2015

      As an instructor, my job was to deliver helpful and meaningful subject material to the students. I was to provide them with the knowledge they needed in order to retain information for situations that may occur in life. In addition, I maintained a gradebook and entered grades based on performance. As an instructor, my job was to deliver helpful and meaningful subject material to the students. I was to provide them with the knowledge they needed in order to retain information for situations that may occur in life. In addition, I maintained a gradebook and entered grades based on performance.

    • United States
    • Banking
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Member Service Representative
      • 2007 - 2015

      In this position, I provided one-on-one member service that resulted in account maintenance, debt restructure, and loan processing/review. Yearly internet classes allowed me to adhere to federal regulations that were necessary for compliance. Loan processing was an important aspect of this position and included several different types of loans that ranged from credit cards, personal loans, and mortgages. As a mentor, I provided newly hired Member Service Representatives with training that would prepare them for their branch destination. One of the focuses in my position as a teller was to provide excellent member service while identifying the member’s needs. Also, I ensured each member had the opportunity to take advantage of products and services through education. Both my personal and professional goal was to decrease the number of accounts and loans that went to collection. To achieve this goal, it was important to watch and eliminate fraudulent items while abiding by federal policies and keeping in compliance with financial regulations. Show less

    • United States
    • Banking
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Vault Teller
      • 2006 - 2007

      In this position, I ensured that the branch had an adequate amount of cash to perform its normal business functions. In addition, a requirement was to add or eliminate the amount of funds flowing throughout the branch. Providing overrides to allow customers to perform their transactions while ensuring quality customer service was part of the position. In addition, I balanced daily cashed checks and money orders. Another job function was to prepare and dispense the correct amount of money to our vendors while ensuring the safety of the vault on a day-to-day basis. Show less

Education

  • Jones School of Law
    Doctor of Law - JD, Law
    2015 - 2018
  • Faulkner University
    Masters of Science in Management, Business Administration and Management, General
    2014 - 2015
  • Faulkner University
    Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA
    2013 - 2014

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