Many paralegals find work to be rewarding and interesting. Paralegals come from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences. For example, some recent college graduates work as paralegals as they seek to learn whether working as a lawyer would be for them. Other recent college graduates work as paralegals temporarily to earn money and build their resumes. Law firms also employ paralegal veterans who have made a career of the profession. Approximately 70 percent of paralegals work for law firms. The remainder often works for corporate legal departments or the government. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, paralegal employment is expected to grow “much faster than average” through 2014, as employers attempt to save on costs. Paralegals will be given work traditionally assigned to lawyers. The paralegals with the best chance of receiving a paralegal job will have experience and a degree.
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