It seems the only common experience among the graduates of the paralegal studies program at Georgia's Clayton College & State University is the demand for their services. No matter what background or amount of training paralegals have, they say they rarely have a tough time finding work. Demand has remained steady, and it's expected to grow as overburdened lawyers funnel more duties to their legal support staffs.
February 18, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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It seems the only common experience among the graduates of the paralegal studies program at Atlanta’s Clayton College& State University is the demand for their services.
Craig Burns, 46, earned his bachelor’s degree in administrative management from the Jonesboro school after a career in theArmy. His paralegal job with National Credit Systems Inc. includes legal research, dispossessory work and litigation.
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