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Paralegal Compliance Officer – An Interview with Melissa Andrews

Paralegal Bootcamp

She started this new journey with this paralegal career. She started it with just an associate’s degree, her paralegal certification, and around 15 or so years of paralegal experience working primarily in personal injury, but with a sprinkling in of some family law, criminal, and real estate.

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The History of Inmate Education

Blackstone Career Institute

We offer a correspondence Paralegal certificate program to the incarcerated population. We also offer correspondence Advanced Paralegal Certificate Courses for incarcerated individuals. This program provides students with foundational knowledge and skills needed in the legal field.

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Is it Worth it to Become a Litigation Paralegal?

Paralegal Bootcamp

With a full four-year degree in Paralegal Studies, you’re likely to enter the job market with a strong foundation and potentially a competitive edge (especially if you plan to work at a larger firm). Most large law firms (AmLaw 100 and AmLaw 200 firms) typically require a minimum of a bachelor’s degree. Not to worry.

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How to Become a Virtual Legal Assistant

The Estrin Report

Virtual assistants specialize in various industries such as marketing, real estate, accounting, law or financial services. You can become a generalist or specialize in a legal specialty such as bankruptcy, litigation, real estate, estate planning or corporate. What Do Virtual Assistants Do? Customer service.

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Paralegal Job Search Q & A

Paralegal Bootcamp

If they’re looking for a paralegal with lots of experience, filling the page with community activities is not fooling anyone. The white space on your resume is like valuable real estate. Think of your 1-2 pages of white space as valuable real estate. I hear that A LOT from paralegals who work in family law.