Law 360
FEBRUARY 9, 2022
Record numbers of workers quitting in the “Great Resignation,” paired with the growing success of nontraditional and freelance legal services, show that BigLaw’s management committees must reconsider rigid billable hour expectations and be open to part-time and noncontinuous work arrangements, says Hui Chen at Hui Chen Ethics.
LDA PRO
DECEMBER 13, 2021
Freelance paralegals. Freelance paralegals do not fall under any specific lawyer or law firm. These paralegals work as independent legal workers, and thus, administer the contractual-based tasks. Freelance paralegals, support, attorneys and also provide service to them. The service they provide is bespoke.
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The Cloud Court Blog
JUNE 28, 2022
Are you a skilled freelancer with a high accuracy rate irritated by cheap legal service providers who deliver horrible transcription services? Are you dubiously intrigued by deposition services without stenographers who are just using digital court reporting technology? Remote freelancers challenge local reporters.
SimplyLawJobs
NOVEMBER 30, 2020
This is specifically designed to teach you the practical skills needed to work as a freelance paralegal. Once the course review test is completed successfully, you are emailed a ‘Guide to Finding Work as a Freelance Paralegal’. What if you Already Have a Legal/Paralegal Qualification? Freelancing. Rule of Thumb.
SimplyLawJobs
NOVEMBER 15, 2021
Freelance paralegals. Working as a freelance paralegal may be a viable option. You can offer your services on a self-employed basis to solicitors and get paid by the hour, day, week or otherwise. Assess what kind of salary you would require as a minimum and seek out the best options. Starting your own paralegal business.
MyCase
APRIL 14, 2021
More than a year into the pandemic, law firm leaders continue to adjust to the rapidly changing legal marketplace. This is because part of ensuring business resiliency is to think outside the box and try to adapt the way that your law firm delivers legal services to the changing expectations of legal consumers.
MyCase
APRIL 14, 2021
More than a year into the pandemic, law firm leaders continue to adjust to the rapidly changing legal marketplace. This is because part of ensuring business resiliency is to think outside the box and try to adapt the way that your law firm delivers legal services to the changing expectations of legal consumers.
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