All tagged freelance paralegal
It's a whole new world out there. If you haven't realized it yet, the workplace will never be the same. It's time to ride the horse in the direction it is going! If working remotely is for you, go for it. Right now, if you look on the job boards, you will see an uptick in the jobs that are endorsing remote work. I am not encouraging you to leave your current position but as you all know, I am a big advocate of loving the job you have. It's the least we can do for ourselves. Really, it is.
Every professional can benefit from a mentor, perhaps paralegals even more so. A mentor can provide you with guidance, both in professional and personal capacities.
For independent paralegals, there is no such thing as an average day, and variety is one of the greatest rewards of the job
Your clients will judge your expertise on how professional you look. A rinky-dink website is not going to bring you a plethora of clients.
Ready to freelance or offer your services as an independent contractor? Before you do, you should know you must get proper tax registrations, business, and occupational licenses, and permits from federal, state and local governments to legally operate.
Organization is key. Organize today or double down on stress tomorrow, the next day, and the day after that.
Freelance paralegal work can be quite rewarding, both financially and professionally. The individual may be a business owner or partner or may work for someone else. The type of work ranges from broad to very specialized, and the number of assignments within a given period can vary widely. The common thread is the ability to incorporate flexibility into an otherwise regimented occupation.
To effectively utilize paralegals, law firms should treat them as skilled professionals and give them substantive tasks that match their individual skill sets.
