Paralegal Studies

Paralegal Studies involve education and training for individuals to assist lawyers with legal tasks. Paralegals handle research, draft documents, organize evidence, and prepare cases, supporting attorneys in efficiently managing their workload. While they do not practice law or provide legal advice, their role is essential in many legal settings, improving the accuracy and speed of legal services. Paralegal programs typically cover legal principles, procedures, and ethics, preparing students to work effectively in law offices, courts, or corporate legal departments. It’s a respected profession for those interested in the legal field without becoming licensed attorneys.