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Paralegals support lawyers by organizing the massive amounts of paperwork law offices generate, running the office smoothly, helping to draft documents and interviewing witnesses.
Paralegals may work for lawyers, corporations, or government agencies. In general, a college degree is sufficient education to become a paralegal, although courses do exist to train and certify paralegals. The National Federation of Paralegal Associations estimates that 84 percent of paralegals have some form of form paralegal education.
Several specific types of paralegal jobs are available. Litigation paralegals help prepare documents for trials. Corporate
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Judge rules training center eviction was legal
Thu, 02 Feb 2012 18:00:00 -0800
A judge has ruled that a lease between the Los Coyotes Indian tribe and a military training business is invalid and ordered the business to remove all its property from the North County reservation within 45 days.
Report: Vicente Padilla's Legal Troubles Could Delay Spring Training Debut
Thu, 02 Feb 2012 11:38:37 -0800
Legal issues may be standing in Vicente Padilla's way before spring training. According to Nicaraguan newspaper La Prensa, an arrest warrant was issued to Padilla after he failed to attend court for a child support hearing. The warrant was ultimately revoked, but Padilla may not be allowed to leave Nicaragua before settling the issue. It could delay the veteran hurler from attending spring ...
When We Say Negotiation Training Changes Everything, We're Not Puffing
Mon, 30 Jan 2012 12:48:53 -0800
"Puffing" is the legal term for misrepresentations that aren't "actionable," i.e., you can't sue someone for saying, "this is the best used car you'll ever purchase!" or "no one else gives women the tools they need to negotiate within gender boundaries without giving the store away."
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