licensed paralegal
There is a decrease in the number of training contracts available and an increase in the number of Legal Practice Course (LPC) Graduates. Following the Banking collapse the number of LPC students doing licensed paralegal
work is increasing. Those who have not obtained training contracts might want to work as paralegals. Not just as a temporary career path but become freelance or career paralegals. However, even though they may have a law degree it doesn't necessarily mean they are able to carry out paralegal work without further training.
However, with a little bit of further training, licensed paralegal
have many options: they can be self employed freelancers doing what they love to do and giving them a work and home balance while working within the legal profession.
Becoming Licensed is the benchmark to prove not only that the individual has legal qualifications, but also experience, and has fulfilled the criteria laid down by the National Association of Licensed Paralegals to a high standard. A Licensed Paralegal has many options: he can work from home as a company Formation agent or can also work in the community and voluntary sector, can train newly appointed company and charity Trustees, and advise members of Committee on the new law updates. A Licensed paralegal can also work freelance and can perform tasks for members of the public as long as he does not offer legal advice.
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