Paralegal News

Robert Dudley from BARBRI joins us again to talk about the path to becoming a solicitor, if you are currently a paralegal and wish to further your career. Join us...read more.

NALP’s Level 3 qualifications are recognised by UCAS and therefore carry UCAS Tariff points.This means if you complete NALP’s Level 3 qualifications you earn UCAS points, which can be used...read more.

The short answer is, yes you can. And there is lots of potential and growth in this area too. Many consumers and businesses need legal help but may not be...read more.

“Everyone deserves a second chance.” It sounds noble. But what does it truly mean in the real world – in law, in psychology, and in society? Imagine a person who...read more.

Guidance Sheet for NALP Members in relation to the High Court Judgment in the case of Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys (2025) This judgment is only relevant to one reserved...read more.

Over the last few decades, the perception of what paralegals are, and what they can do, has changed significantly. They used to be regarded in the early days as legal...read more.

In the UK’s complex criminal justice system, Eastern European migrants often struggle with procedures obscured by language and cultural barriers. As a paralegal working behind the scenes, I regularly support...read more.

This is the 2nd episode talking about what NALP examiners are looking for when marking your exams. If you are looking to maximise your grades when taking NALP qualifications, be...read more.

Paralegals are not regulated in the same way as solicitors and barrister, as there is no statutory requirement for this. In other words, there is no enabling statute within the...read more.