Paralegal-Commercial Property Tax

Position Overview: There's a specific kind of paralegal this role is built for: someone who's spent years inside a fast-moving, deadline-driven practice and has gotten good at running it without needing to be told what's next. Our client's Commercial Property Tax group in Uniondale handles a heavy docket of valuation disputes for commercial property owners, and the nature of the work means dozens of matters are always in motion at once, each tied to filing dates set by statute or municipal calendar — not negotiable, not flexible. What the group needs isn't more hands to process paperwork; it's someone experienced enough to own the whole operational picture — spotting a deadline risk two weeks out instead of two days out, keeping attorneys focused on substance instead of logistics, and being the person newer paralegals check with when something's unclear. You'd be handling property and valuation data, prepping filings, and keeping a high-volume caseload moving cleanly — largely on your own judgment, with attorneys looped in only when something genuinely needs their input. It's a demanding seat, and overtime during filing crunches comes with it, but for the right person this is a chance to run something rather than just support it.