About Jamie
Jamie Tartre runs a small Maine law practice. She moved into law after studying paralegal work and then completing a bachelor’s degree. The arc of her career has been steady: education followed by hands-on firm experience and then launching her own firm.
Tartre attended Husson College where she completed a paralegal program in 2010 and later earned a B.S. in 2014. That combination of technical paralegal training and a liberal undergraduate education shaped how she approaches the work. She learned early that careful document work and plain language matter as much as courtroom technique.
Her first reported role as an attorney was as an associate at Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP beginning in 2017. In that position she handled client intake, prepared filings and assisted with litigation management and transactional paperwork. The job offered a mix of office work and court-facing responsibilities, and it provided a practical training ground for running a practice.
In 2019 she became owner of Tartre & Tartre, LLC. As owner she has taken on both legal work and the administrative duties that come with managing a firm. She oversees case management, client communications and the day-to-day operations of the practice. Running a small firm has required a blend of legal skill and practical business decisions.
Tartre’s background in paralegal studies informs her approach to case preparation and client service. She emphasizes clarity in legal paperwork and steadiness in client contact. Colleagues and clients who work with her find that she values thoroughness and prefers direct explanations over legal jargon.
She is licensed to practice in Maine and operates under Tartre & Tartre, LLC. The firm maintains offices through which she handles matters for clients in the state. She currently practices law in Maine through Tartre & Tartre, LLC.
