features
Being All They Can Be
LAT presents its 2002 Paralegal of the Year and runners-up.
By Lincoln Brunner & June D. Bell
Only Time Will Tell
A forecast for the future of the paralegal profession.
By John Caldwell
7 Who Fought
Paralegals celebrate their 20-year careers and share some of
their war stories.
By Nancy Ritter
5 Easy Pieces
Veteran legal assistants offer project management advice.
By Debra Levy Martinelli
In Tough Times We Lead
A New York paralegal talks about how she escaped the World Trade
Center disaster and helped save her firm.
By John Caldwell
news & trends
- The Conclave Accepts NALS
- U.S. Military Takes an
Interest
- in Paralegal Education
- Ontario Paralegals Face
Certification
- Federal Decision Expands
Electronic Case Access
- NFPA’s New President
- Florida Supreme Court Weighs
in on UPL
- U.S. Trustee Prosecutes
Bankruptcy Petition Preparers
- Retreat From Stress
- Let the Punishment Fit the
Crime
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- Digital Courtroom
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Transforming Landscapes
E-discovery is silently becoming the norm.
By Dwayne E. Krager
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Then & Now
LAT’s founding editor journeys through two decades of legal
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By Enika Pearson Schulze
Career Advice
More Than an Army of One
Why teamwork is your most effective legal strategy.
By Kathleen Call
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Stare Decisis
By Celia E. Elwell, RP
Manager’s Desk
The Art of Negotiation
By Elizabeth A. Gillis
Ethic’s Analysis
The Ethics of Pro Bono Work
By Therese A. Cannon
Student’s Workshop
Do I Really Need Good Writing Skills?
By Dora Dye
Litigation Corner
Organize to Your Advantage
By Jane Heath
Pro Bono Spotlight
Strengthening the Family
By Rachel Ng
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