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Brand & Tapply LLC is a well-established law firm based in Wellesley, MA, seeking an experienced, organized Legal Secretary to join our growing team. You will provide essential administrative and legal support, keeping matters organized so attorneys can focus on delivering exceptional services.
The ideal candidate has at least 3 years of legal secretarial experience, strong drafting and proofreading skills, familiarity with e-filing, and the ability to manage calendars and deadlines.
Brand & Tapply, LLC, a well-established law firm based in Wellesley, MA, is seeking an experienced, organized, and detail-oriented Legal Secretary to join our growing team.
In this role, you will provide essential administrative and legal support, keeping matters organized and moving forward so our attorneys can focus on delivering exceptional legal services. The ideal candidate is proactive, dependable, and able to work independently while contributing to a friendly, collaborative team environment.
Brand & Tapply LLC is a national, well-established law firm with offices in Wellesley, Massachusetts and New York, New York. We provide quality legal services to insurance clientele throughout the United States and have extensive experience investigating claims, prosecuting fraud and defending insurers and their insureds in all areas of insurance law, including commercial and personal automobile, property and casualty, subrogation, products liability, and municipal law.
Our practice concentrates on first-party coverage, fraud investigation and litigation, lawsuits involving allegations of bad faith and unfair claims handling practices, personal injury defense, personal injury protection (PIP) litigation, declaratory judgment actions, and civil recovery suits against medical providers, auto body shops, towing facilities, and others.
Employment decisions are made based on qualifications, merit, and business needs without unlawful discrimination based on any characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local law. Qualified applicants requiring reasonable accommodation during the application or hiring process may request one.