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Attorneys seeking employment are armed with law degrees and bar results, but what can paralegals do to stand out from the competition? Experience always counts, but degrees may give paralegals an edge. "A four-year degree is going to open the door or shut the door for you," says Kim J. Cantu, education vice president with the Dallas Area Paralegal Association.
November 13, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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