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Perspective

Dec. 22, 2015

Don't forget to keep up with paralegal rules, too

In 2001, the state of California set out the definition of a paralegal, in order to address the large number of people who were currently calling themselves "paralegals" but who lacked the necessary training and skills. By Susan Oder

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By Susan Oder

In 2001, the state of California set out the definition of a paralegal, in order to address the large number of people who were currently calling themselves "paralegals" but who lacked the necessary training and skills. This definition was accompanied by paralegal certification requirements that were codified in Section 6450(c) of the California Business and Professional Codes.

Later, in 2007, Section 6450(d) was added, stipul...

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