Job Description

GBLI | Global Indemnity provides specialty property and casualty insurance for small to middle-market businesses – and we’re on a mission to be the best-in-class while achieving steady, profitable growth. Our guiding principles include the core belief that our people are number one. We also strongly emphasize a customer-centric mentality and disciplined underwriting practices. Our work environment is flexible, friendly, and collaborative, with plenty of opportunities to take charge of your career. 

What GBLI offers you:

• Generous paid time off (PTO)
• Professional development opportunities (including a mentorship program)
• Educational assistance program, which covers up to $5,250 in educational costs per year
• Comprehensive health insurance plan (with vision and dental)
• Paid Parental Leave
• Life insurance
• 401(k) retirement plan with up to 6% company match and immediate vesting
• Healthcare and dependent care flexible spending accounts
• Short-term and long-term disability
• Company-sponsored social events
• Various committees to get involved in, which include our Diversity, Awareness, and Inclusion Committee, and Charitable Giving Committee

The typical starting salary range for this position can vary depending on several factors such as geographic location, education, experience, and skill set. The full salary range for this position is designed to provide employees with the opportunity to progress and grow within their positions and reflects the competitive market value for these positions across the national market. GBLI, also offers a total compensation plan including bonuses for all positions.

Typical annualized starting salary range for this position:

$90,000 - $130,000

This range reflects base salary only and is not inclusive of bonus potential and other compensation considerations as it relates to the role.

Essential Duties & Functions

• Alongside in-house counsel, coordinate and prepare board meeting materials and related policies and documents
• Alongside in-house counsel, prepare and submit SEC filings and forms in a timely and accurate manner
• Assist with contract drafting, review, and management
• Handle subsidiary corporate filings and annual reports with state and local authorities
• Maintain corporate records and entity management databases
• Conduct legal research and support compliance initiatives

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or Paralegal Certificate
• 10+ years of relevant corporate paralegal experience,
• Familiarity with supporting the drafting of SEC filings
• Previous experience working with the demands of a public company Board of Directors and Executive Management
• Previous experience with subsidiary management matters and subsidiary organizational documents
• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication abilities
• Proficiency with the latest legal research tools and document management systems

Location

• This role offers the flexibility to work remotely; however, candidates who are located near the Bala Cynwyd office preferred.

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