paralegal

How To Use paralegal In A Sentence

• The firm's New York City office has approximately a hundred and fifty employees - attorneys, paralegals, administrative staff, typists, secretaries and receptionists.
• Much work had been equivalent to that carried out by trainee solicitors or paralegals.
• The book then moves on to the law and paralegal adjudication of family matters.
• Excelling in mathematics and computer studies, he earned 77 college credits, an Associates degree and a paralegal certificate.
• Thus, far too many of these students get work-study, paralegal and legal temp jobs to help defray the costs of law school.
• The boys ranged from a cute, clean-cut paralegal at the Federal Trade Commission to a couple of college students with fauxhawks.
• Some of the dozen or so outsourcing companies that have sprung up over the last decade in India focus on low-level paralegal work - keeping track of filing dates and document reviews.
• Also, there are laws in the US that prohibit legal assistants or paralegals from giving legal advice or representing clients in court as attorneys.
• I will probably either get an accounting position or a paralegal one in a law firm.
• This summer he'll be doing paralegal work for my father's firm. GRACED LAND