The Paralegal Certificate Program is designed and taught by local, practicing attorneys to prepare participants to be knowledgeable, ethical, and effective while emphasizing legal areas where ...

To become a paralegal, one must complete an accredited degree program or earn paralegal certification. Most paralegals hold at least an associate degree in paralegal studies. Others may hold a ...

Although students do not need professional certification to become a paralegal, some employers may prefer to hire individuals who are certified. NALS and NFPA award certification through exams ...

In some states, you'll need a paralegal certificate or liability insurance--check with your local business licensing agency or department of corporations to find out. You'll need a computer with a ...

In most states, there aren’t any particular educational or certification requirements to become a paralegal. Some employers may even hire applicants without legal experience since they provide ...

Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson, LLP (ONDA), one of the largest family law firms in Texas, is pleased to announce that legal assistant Melissa Hopkins has earned board certification as a family ...

Lorie Heckman, a veteran employee of F&M Trust with more than 38 years of experience, has been promoted to executive vice ...

While other states require a bachelor's degree in any subject and paralegal certification. Although the American Bar ...

In this modality, the Paralegal Program is self-paced and delivered asynchronously via UTSA’s Blackboard website and contain multimedia and creative instructional technology. Designed and instructed ...