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What do Paralegals do:
They help lawyers practice law more efficiently and productively by providing/assisting in:
client interviewing, case preparation, case scheduling, legal research, drafting discoveries, preparing wills,
completing divorces, custody petitions, immigration services, interviewing witnesses and more.
Career Opportunities for Paralegals:
Working in Law Offices, Court Systems, Insurance Companies and
Companies and Organizations of multiple industries.
Income potential: (based on Robert Half Legal 2012 Salary Guide)
$33,000-$41,000 with 0-2 years experience
$33,000-$52,000 with 2-3 years experience
$39,000-$65,000 with 4-6 years experience
$45,000-$84,000 with 7+ years experience
Employer Recognized Top Tier Institution (ERTTI)
Key College Advantages:
- Taught by Licensed Attorney’s
- Small Class Sizes
- Hands-On Education
- Tuition Planning Assistance
- Industry experienced faculty
- Career Placement Services Flexible Class Schedules
- Two Track Specialization Approach (Student Choice)
- Personal Injury Law
- Criminal Law
- Family Law
- Fast Track Degree Programs
- Florida Common Course Numbering System
- Westlaw Software Utilization for Legal Research
- National Paralegal Association Member
- National Association of Legal Assistants, Inc. Member
- Employer Warranty Program
- High Verified/Published Graduation & Placement Rates
Accredited by Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS)
Licensed by Commission for Independent Education (CIE)
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