Paralegal Careers & Outcomes
Paralegals, also called legal assistants, work in law offices in a variety of positions related to the legal profession. As a paralegal you may be involved with legal research, client contact, factual investigation and drafting documents. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment growth for paralegals will grow by 15 percent through 2026, which is must faster than the average growth for all occupations.
Here are some common careers in the field:
- Paralegal
- Lawyer
- Corporate legal specialist
- Court clerk
- Contract administrator
- Claims adjuster, examiner and investigator
- Parole and probation officer
Related Links
- Red River Valley Paralegal Association
- Minnesota Paralegal Association
- National Association for Paralegal Associations, Inc.
- American Bar Association
- Law School Admission Council
- Council on Legal Education Opportunity
- National Association for Law Placement
- Admissions Dean
- PreLaw Handbook
- Boston College Law School Locator
- Association of American Law Schools