Freelance Paralegals

By Jennifer Bailey - To understand the concept of Personal Injury Lawsuit Funding, you first need to understand the concept of Personal Injury. Consider a situation when you find yourself thrown out of your job without notice, or harassed at the workplace or facing discrimination. Alternatively, you may be a victim of an automobile accident and suffering either major or minor injuries. These are some the examples of personal injuries. There are others that include medical or legal...Read Full Story

By: Joel Irving Victoria Ring is a freelance Certified Paralegal, Certified Bankruptcy Assistant, and the CEO of two successful businesses. Victoria Ring is the reason why law firms should not outsource their legal work to other countries. Ms. Ring has over 20 years of small business marketing experience, which she has used, to build a successful freelance business working from home. Moreover, Victoria Ring is credited with being the first paralegal to develop a virtual bankruptcy assistant...Read Full Story

The use of Virtual Paralegals in Litigation has risen exponentially over the past 10 + years. Clients are becoming more sophisticated in the use of Paralegals and now routinely ask, when reviewing bills, if a charge for work done by an Attorney could not have been done by a Paralegal at a lower billing rate. Most large firms have highly experienced Paralegals who manage cases under the supervision and guidance of the partner in charge. These Virtual Paralegals are responsible for overseeing...Read Full Story

By Kum Martin - If you have suffered an injury because of someone else’s fault, you will usually have two choices before you. You can either fight a legal battle or you can go for an out of court settlement. If you go for an out of court settlement, the chances are that you will end up with a settlement that would be far less than what you would have received if the case had gone to court. However, if you decide to take your personal injury case to court, you should have enough money to...Read Full Story

By Master Sgt. Jamie Murray AFFTC/Judge Advocate EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- When Airmen enlist, they swear an oath to protect and defend the Constitution. In addition to defending the geographic territory and populace of the United States, paralegals defend the rule of law and the freedoms that the Constitution awards citizens. Paralegals defend the Constitution by advising commanders on operational matters, defending the Air Force from lawsuits, helping enforce criminal laws and...Read Full Story