Paralegal Job Descrptions

[...] state in the United States. Average Hourly Wage $25.91 Average Annual Salary $53,880 10th Percentile Salary $32,380 25th Percentile Salary $39,490 50th Percentile Salary (median) $51,360 75th [...]

[...] state in the United States. Average Hourly Wage $22.99 Average Annual Salary $47,820 10th Percentile Salary $29,820 25th Percentile Salary $36,000 50th Percentile Salary (median) $45,510 75th [...]

[...] state in the United States. Average Hourly Wage $25.89 Average Annual Salary $53,840 10th Percentile Salary $36,800 25th Percentile Salary $42,690 50th Percentile Salary (median) $49,510 75th [...]

[...] state in the United States. Average Hourly Wage $25.59 Average Annual Salary $53,230 10th Percentile Salary $32,480 25th Percentile Salary $40,330 50th Percentile Salary (median) $51,150 75th [...]

[...] for paralegal services. To start on this very promising career, a person will need some paralegal training. Paralegal training can be acquired in two main ways: On the job training and formal [...]

[...] or jailed. It is quite possible for a person to become a paralegal without attending any paralegal training. The person can learn on the job. However, with the excellent job prospects and increasing [...]

[...] It is not mandatory for anybody interested in a paralegal career to get formal paralegal training. There are many law firms that will hire people with no formal paralegal training and [...]

[...] tasks with little or no supervision. Some people work as paralegals with little or no paralegal training. However statistics show that majority of paralegals have attended paralegal school and [...]

[...] will offer master’s degree but this is quite rare. Getting an associate degree in paralegal studies will typically take two years of studying full time. These degrees are offered at community [...]

[...] education. You can get a certificate, an associate degree or a bachelor’s degree in paralegal studies. There is not a great deal of regulation in terms of what kind of training a paralegal must [...]

[...] possible to get an associate degree, a bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree in paralegal studies. A master’s degree is quite rare but is an option pursued by people specializing in [...]

[...] and more accessible, with the rise of online courses and the huge array of colleges offering paralegal studies. It also provides a great opportunity to network with industry professionals, and to gain [...]

[...] the first world. In a study carried out by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median paralegal salary in 2012 was $46,990 a year, or $22.90 an hour. Although this gives a good guide as to what [...]

[...] legal assistant can expect to live comfortably, while also enjoying a rewarding profession. Paralegal Salary Paralegal salaries rely on various conditions, namely training, education, experience, [...]

[...] -level paralegals find themselves sitting on the lower end of the spectrum in terms of their paralegal salary. How then, do you set yourself apart from the competition and maximize your earning [...]

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[...] of Arkansas has an average paralegal salary of $39,660 which is 15.4% lower than the average nationwide figure of $46,900. With a 2014 reported population of approximately 2.9 million inhabitants, [...]

[...] Alaska has an average paralegal salary of $60,020 which is 28% higher than the average nationwide figure of $46,900. With a 2014 reported population of approximately 735,000  [...]

[...] of Alabama has an average paralegal salary of $45,510 which is 3.1% lower than the average nationwide figure of $46,900. With a 2014 reported population of approximately 4.8 million [...]

[...] of Georgia has an average paralegal salary of $53,880 which is 14.9% higher than the average nationwide figure of $46,900. With a 2014 reported population of approximately 9.9 million inhabitants, [...]

The state of Georgia has an average paralegal salary of $53,880 which is 14.9% higher than the average nationwide figure of $46,900. With a 2014 r [...]

The state of Florida has an average paralegal salary of $47,820 which is 2% higher than the average nationwide figure of $46,900. With a 2014 repo [...]

The state of Delaware has an average paralegal salary of $53,840 which is 14.8% higher than the average nationwide figure of $46,900. With a 2014 [...]

The state of Connecticut has an average paralegal salary of $53,230 which is 13.5% higher than the average nationwide figure of $46,900. With a 20 [...]