Thread: What do you do for a living?
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Old 08-18-2010, 02:15 AM   #105
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Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
What is a paralegal anyway? I've come across that term somewhere at the start of this thread as well...



You really think they'll stop at 70? No idea why anybody would hire a 70-year old, who has done nothing but IT (which requires some fast thinking and up-to-date knowledge, which will be getting harder and harder to do once decline really sets in, at around 40....) I already can't keep up with everything anymore!
a para-legal, depending on the firm, does a LOT of the research, document preparation, intake consulting, etc. in a law firm. they don't give legal advice, but have a REALLY good background on the functions of the courts, required documentation and many other things.

sheesh! at 40 I was doing many of the same things I did at 18 and in most cases I did them better! professionally, physically, personally....
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