Opinion Piece: New Paralegals Should Not Feel Pressured to Immediately Specialize in an Area of Law
Attention all paralegal candidates and new licensees: now what? I’ve learned a lot through the road to becoming a licensed paralegal and starting my own practice. One lesson that has stuck with me throughout the years is to not feel pressured to specialized or settle into a specific area of law right away (or ever).
Check out this blog to read more on the insight I’ve gained on this!
How to Become a Paralegal in Ontario
How to become a paralegal in Ontario? You must be licensed by the Law Society of Ontario (“LSO”) to practice and provide legal services as a paralegal in Ontario. There are a few steps you must take to become licensed.
What is the Difference Between a Lawyer & a Paralegal in Ontario?
What is the difference between a lawyer and a paralegal in Ontario? Lawyers and paralegals must go through different educational and licensing requirements to be licensed in the province. The salary of a paralegal also differs from that of a lawyer’s in Ontario. Professionally, many individuals choose to transition from becoming a paralegal to a lawyer.