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There are numerous employers who look to hire paralegals. Besides working in a law firm and supporting solicitors, as a paralegal you could also work in the not-for-profit sector for example at a charity, at a courthouse, with police and enforcement organisations, and even in hoursed for private companies.

How legal duties may vary depending on experience and the area of law you are working in. Some main tasks however could include drafting communications to clients, answering client queries over the phone, undertaking legal research, filing documents at court, and maintaining case files. A more experienced paralegal could also interview clients and witnesses, give clients legal information, attend court on behalf of clients, and even handle caseloads.

There is no requirement to have a law degree to become a paralegal.There are number of ways to become a paralegal, however due to the competitive nature of the role many employers will be looking for a prior paralegal experience or other legal qualifications. Other legal qualifications could include law degree, a legal secretary certificate or diploma, a postgraduate paralegal diploma, to name a few. You could even get started as a paralegal by undergoing a higher apprenticeeship in legal services.

There are 30+ Paralegal Jobs in London