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Crisp Recruit
Buffalo, NY
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Are you a detail-oriented Paralegal who approaches each client interaction with empathy and precision, helping ensure their legal journey is clear, supported, and respectful?
Do you excel at organizing medical records, drafting pleadings, and coordinating litigation tasks while upholding a law firm’s dedication to personalized service and justice?
Can you collaborate seamlessly with attorneys, fellow paralegals, and clients in a close-knit team that values trial readiness, integrity, and impactful outcomes?
Is your approach to legal support rooted in thoughtful follow-through, strong documentation, and a deep respect for the real-life stakes behind every case file?
When faced with a challenge, do you get excited or run away?
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At O’Brien+Ford PC, we provide strategic, compassionate legal representation to individuals and families throughout Buffalo and the greater Western New York area who have suffered serious personal injuries. With decades of experience in motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall claims, and catastrophic injury litigation, our firm stands firmly on the principles of personalized service, trial readiness, and client respect.
We are proud to be a small, dedicated team of attorneys and staff who prioritize quality over volume, ensuring that every client is treated like a person, not a case number. When someone chooses O’Brien+Ford PC, they receive legal advocates who stay by their side from the moment of injury through recovery.
We are looking for an experienced Paralegal to join our collaborative and highly skilled team in Amherst, New York. In this essential role, you will support a caseload of approximately 75 to 100 personal injury cases by securing and analyzing medical records, drafting pleadings and motions, and coordinating with attorneys, clients, and providers to keep each case moving with clarity and care. You will work alongside three other seasoned paralegals in a close-knit environment that values follow-through, curiosity, and teamwork.
This position is ideal for someone who brings legal precision and genuine empathy to their work, thrives in a respectful and focused workplace, and is eager to make a meaningful difference each day.
Support clients experiencing physical and emotional challenges; your efforts play a vital role in securing justice and compensation that help restore their lives.
Work with three experienced paralegals and six attorneys who deeply respect collaboration, learning, and each other.
O’Brien+Ford PC emphasizes personalized training, trial readiness, and a mission-driven approach, fostering a culture where excellence is both expected and supported.
Compensation
$60,000/year
This position offers the opportunity to be part of a tight-knit team that values mutual respect, high standards, and a mission-first mindset. You’ll thrive here if you’re curious, collaborative, and confident in your ability to find the facts that strengthen a case. We’re looking for someone who communicates clearly, prioritizes proactively, and brings thoughtful judgment to every client interaction.
If you're ready to make a meaningful impact in a firm that values excellence over volume and integrity over ego, this is the place to do it.
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