Tanique Mitchell

Tanique Mitchell has a diverse work experience in various legal support roles. Tanique began their career as an Executive Administrative Assistant at Greenberg Traurig, LLP from June 2001 to January 2006. During this time, they supported 70+ attorneys and 30 assistants, resolved issues between attorneys and administrative staff, facilitated integration of new hires, and managed departmental meetings. From 2006 to 2009, Tanique worked as a Human Resources Staffing Coordinator at the same firm, where they promoted teamwork among administrative assistants, advised HR on training and developmental needs, and coordinated staff appreciation day.

In 2009, Tanique joined Deasey Mahoney Valentini & North as a Litigation Legal Assistant, responsible for defense commercial and medical malpractice litigation. Their duties included filing pleadings, coordinating office functions, organizing discovery materials, and assisting attorneys with caseloads.

Tanique then moved to Stradley Ronon in 2012, where they held the roles of Legal Administrative Assistant and Resource Center Supervisor. As a legal administrative assistant, they provided excellent service as the first line of contact to attorneys and staff, managed attorney assignments, and handled confidential matters. In their role as Resource Center Supervisor, Tanique maintained professional communication, supervised staff, and ensured the upkeep of the assigned work area. Tanique also handled heavy formatting of documents, managed multiple assignments simultaneously, and delivered high-quality work and service.

Most recently, Tanique joined Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin, P.C. in 2018 as a Legal Administrative Assistant.

Tanique Mitchell attended Berkeley College from 1997 to 2000, where they obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree. Their field of study at Berkeley College was Legal Studies, General. Prior to their time at Berkeley College, they attended John Jay College (CUNY) from 1986 to 1988. However, it is not specified whether they obtained a degree during this period. Their field of study at John Jay College was Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies.