
Happy Administrative Professionals Day!
In this week's session Paralegal Rainmakers program administrator L. Lynette Bealer discusses the legal administrator role and how paralegals can easily transition into this role.
All professionals must adhere to a set of ethical standards in order to do what is in the best interest of those whom they serve and to ensure that they adhere to basic tenets of operating withing that profession. Paralegals are no an exception but unless they belong to a paralegal association or are certified they may not be aware of these ethical standards. The Generally Accepted Paralegal Principles seek to bridge this gap and to provide a uniform set of ethical standards for all paralegals to adhere to whether they belong to a paralegal association or not.
In order to avoid the unauthorized practice of law and to ensure that the ethical rules of their managing attorneys are not breached paralegals must be aware of ways to communicate effectively and ethically.
Paralegal Power Breaks are ideal for entry level to seasoned paralegals. These short information packed sessions provide a convenient and useful method for paralegals to learn new concepts, improve on various legal processes, and interact with other paralegals in different locations. They are provided in order to assist with paralegal career development. The sessions are short, concise, and packed with useful information and resources that can be immediately put to use.
The following topics are covered in these short information packed sessions: