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A Look at High Paying Paralegal Positions Contributed by Chere B. Estrin At the Washington DC Paralegal SuperConference last week, I had an interesting conversation with one of the Paralegal Administrators who teaches at the event. She told me that she was trying to hire a corporate paralegal for the firm and had just lost the candidate to another major firm who outbid her... 
Evaluating the bright lights of a new job while gracefully closing the curtain on an old one. By Brad Baber It has been said that the average American worker spends a third of his or her life at work, a third sleeping and another third doing everything else. Knowing this, my advice is to invest in a comfortable mattress and get a good job. And by good job, I mean one that is personally fulfilling and financially rewarding...
Henry Macchiaroli & Lori Marks 1. NETWORKING: If you are not a member of the New York City Paralegal Association, Inc., www.nyc-pa.org, JOIN TODAY. If you are a member, get your money’s worth. Use the Job Board, Mentors, Education, Newsletter, etc.
1) • Receive updates about changing conditions in the legal profession, both locally and nationally. 2) • Get informed about new developments in the paralegal profession (changes in job requirements, current status of “issues” within the paralegal profession, new resources for legal research, etc. 3) • Network with your peers. Meet nice people who share a common interest with you, who offer an opportunity to interact socially with people who can relate to what you do, and who might just know of a job opportunity or two (if and when you might happen to be looking). |
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This committee encourages,
promotes, and maintains membership in the Association, as well
as to process and to maintain the membership records of the
Association. The Committee shall also devise and recommend
proposed changes in membership regulations to the Board of
Directors and promote membership participation.
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