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I Was Interviewed by a Paralegal Student

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I had an interesting inquiry from a paralegal student as part of her class where she asked if she could interview me. Kristy Medo is a paralegal student at Madison Area Technical College in the ABA-approved fast-track program. The post I Was Interviewed by a Paralegal Student appeared first on Paralegal Boot Camp.

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Legal Writing: 3 Things Paralegal Students Should Know

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The post Legal Writing: 3 Things Paralegal Students Should Know appeared first on. It may be your responsibility to draft answers from scratch or to customize answers to interrogatories, requests for production of documents, or […].

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Research Resource: How to Find Primary Authorities

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When you’re a new paralegal or a paralegal student, it can be hard to find primary authorities during the research phase of a case. Computer-assisted legal research platforms, such as LexisNexis or WestLaw, aren’t cheap. The free resources may not always be up-to-date. So, how can you find primary authorities […].

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Keeping Our Distance Since 2006

Paralegal.edu

In 2006, no one at Center for Advanced Legal Studies (CALS) imagined that in little more than a decade we would go from having a few hundred campus-based paralegal students, with none online, to having no campus-based students and over two hundred online.

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16 PARALEGAL BLOGS FOR 2020

The Researching Paralegal

16 PARALEGAL BLOGS FOR 2020, BY Online Master Paralegal Blogs for 2020. A list of valuable and helpful blogs for paralegal professionals and paralegal students.

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Hear v. Listen

Legal Research is Easy

If I wanted to be ignored, I'd talk to a bunch of paralegal students. I mean, you want to know where to go and what to use to make money but you don't even pay attention to what is being said?!??! Anyway, I guess the upshot of all this is: If you want to receive information, be prepared to take notes. Otherwise, go look it up yourself.

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Legal Research Finally Demystified.

The Researching Paralegal

I have a new favorite legal research textbook and reference guide for law and paralegal students — Legal Research Demystified. It guides a student in a logical process to research common law and statutory issues. Legal Research Demystified, by Eric Voight, Professor of Legal Research and Writing, Faulkner University.