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What is it like working as a Legal Secretary?
May 2016
Training as a Paralegal.
Legal Secretary:
Get as much training as possible, which wasn't really available to me starting out. I learned on the job.
April 2016
Read and Research.
Legal Secretary:
Read and research cases as much as you can.
March 2016
Legal Secretary:
Don't be bullied by your employer and take more days off, you deserve it. Work hard, but know your limits.
February 2016
Stress level.
Legal Secretary:
Pros: Completing tasks.
Cons: Low appreciation.
January 2016
Wish I knew how time consuming doing billing can be.
Legal Secretary:
Regular responsibilities and billing responsibilities are very time consuming at a very small firm.
December 2015
After 100 years who cares.
Legal Secretary:
Take it one day at time, do your best to become that special person all attorneys rely on and learn your job to best of your ability.
December 2015
Litigation work.
Legal Secretary:
Pros: I like its challenges. It prepares you for what comes next.
Cons: The least I like is the deadlines.
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