Business Press | Why should you recognise Paralegals in your company

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NALP's CEO Amanda Hamilton discusses the benefits of recognising the paralegals within your business in Sussex Business Times. 

 

It's possible that you have people employed in a paralegal capacity without even realising it, so it's worth considering whether any of your team are, for example, being responsible for ensuring that are sent out to non-rent payers and/or taking them to court. Also have they ever been given in-house training that includes an element of the law or legal knowledge? For example, working in an in-house human resources department and been given training in employment law. 

 

Formally recognised that these individuals are 'Paralegals' within your company can encourage loyalty and status.

 

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