This was so helpful. Thank you for your wisdom and insight. I would love to see a you tube video about trial phase Or how us legal professionals are dealing/handling our cases in this world of COVID.
I am in a firm that wants me to to be bill and do legal secretary stuff too. I want to be able to bill, but EVERYTIME I start to do something billable, HERE COMES A DEPOSITION SCHEDULE EMAIL.
I am planning a video all about billing and how to creatively bill clerical or legal secretary tasks so that attorneys and insurance companies stop cutting our time. Hang in there! It sounds like your skills are invaluable to your firm. Keep up the good work and multitasking like a boss 🙌. Of course, thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate you 🙂
I mostly struggle with calendaring response / reply deadlines in federal court as pleadings come in through Pacer. Is there any kind of cheat sheet / resource that lists the pleading and the relevant response requirements !?? 🙏🏻
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
Changing from one area of law to another is common, but whether or not it is recommended is fluid - every situation is different. Switching areas of law can be challenging, and it truly depends on the areas of law. I mean, if you're a Bankruptcy Paralegal trying to move to Trademark & IP, those two areas of law couldn't be further apart and thus, breaking into the new area would be difficult due to the lack of procedural knowledge. However, if a Paralegal wants to move from Workers' Compensation to Personal Injury, while those areas are different, they are similar enough that movement from one area to the other wouldn't be too difficult. If you want to move into a new area of law, I recommend consuming everything you can about that new area of law first - forms, procedures, etc. Start networking and speaking with people in the area you want to switch to. Good luck and thank you for watching!
Thank you for your knowledge. I need more help with keeping up with scheduling depositions. My clients are defendants. Thanks for any help you can give
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for the blessings, watching, commenting, and subscribing. I appreciate you 🙂🙏 Blessing to you as well and Happy New Year!
@@ArrowConsultants_MistyMurray Misty, my typing speed is stuck at 55 WPM. How can I raise it? I've been practising touch typing for months but haven't been able to cross 40 WPM yet. Any suggestions?
@@chandrakantmahapatra1317 In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
Thanks a ton! This is so helpful :)! I have a quick question. I'm a 25-year old looking to improve his typing speed. All my life, I've used the pecking method (two index fingers). My current WPM is between 60-65. I really want to push to at least 70 WPM. How can I do it? Is it possible to learn touch typing at my age and see improvements within a reasonable period? Thanks!
my typing speed is 72 WPM. Typing practice was a requirement in my elementary school before we could do anything in our computer lab class. The best way to increase your typing speed is by typing. Keep doing speed tests and aim for accuracy because mistakes can pull your WPM down. Try to type out as much stuff as you can (I would type out exam study guides a lot in HS and college). Make sure you're practicing on the type of computer that you're most likely to use at work too. (ex. I have a MAC and the keyboard dimensions are different than the Windows computers I've always had to use at work so it took some adjusting).
I'm about to start a paralegal program, I can't afford law school do to my current situation, I know many people say Its possible if I borrow money, get loans, FAFSA, but I don't qualify for any of those options. I'm also a guy, my question for you is. Do male paralegals have the same chances female paralegals do when finding a job? Everywhere I go when doing my research I see female paralegals most of the time. I have a AAS on surgical technology, but I always wanted to be a lawyer. I just don't want to put the effort of going back to school and have issues finding a good opportunity when it comes to jobs. Hope you can answer. Thank you
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
I thought a paralegal was General service for whoever needed it. I realize one can be a part of the firm as "their" paralegal therefore following their rules and such but are they not separate? Are there rules of ethics? Can't a private, non-bar, individual hire a paralegal for assistance? Please help me understand this.
The paralegal has studied (and/or gained experience in) administrative functions. There is a lot of document production in litigation, for example. When a paralegal drafts pleadings, etc. the lawyer he/she works under is in the court's eyes supervising the work of the paralegal. Paralegals aren't allowed to sign legal pleadings, etc. because they are not members of the Bar. Yes, there are people who hire paralegals to help them but paralegals are not lawyers and ethically barred from giving legal advice. They are hired to work "processes" that support the lawyer's case activity.
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
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This was so helpful. Thank you for your wisdom and insight.
I would love to see a you tube video about trial phase
Or how us legal professionals are dealing/handling our cases in this world of COVID.
A video on Motions in Limine would be great covering both Plaintiff and Defense mentality as to which to use and which to object
I love those words of wisdom ❤️. I'm going to apply that to my life.
Wonderful! Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate you!
Incredible video--thanks for sharing--I work with paralegals and now I know their role in detail and can use to improve administrative support!
This was a great video! very educational and very helpful, thank you... I have subscribed and thumbs up!
I enjoy all of your presentations for paralegals. I would like to know more about drafting discovery requests.
OMG you should be a teacher because you really break it down. Thank you you're the best
Pleading phase, written discovery, oral discovery, dispositives, trial
🙌
I am in a firm that wants me to to be bill and do legal secretary stuff too. I want to be able to bill, but EVERYTIME I start to do something billable, HERE COMES A DEPOSITION SCHEDULE EMAIL.
I am planning a video all about billing and how to creatively bill clerical or legal secretary tasks so that attorneys and insurance companies stop cutting our time. Hang in there! It sounds like your skills are invaluable to your firm. Keep up the good work and multitasking like a boss 🙌. Of course, thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate you 🙂
Well all a paralegal is a glorified clerk
I mostly struggle with calendaring response / reply deadlines in federal court as pleadings come in through Pacer. Is there any kind of cheat sheet / resource that lists the pleading and the relevant response requirements !?? 🙏🏻
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
How easy would it be for a paralegal from one field of law to obtain a job in a different field? Is this common or not recommended?
Changing from one area of law to another is common, but whether or not it is recommended is fluid - every situation is different. Switching areas of law can be challenging, and it truly depends on the areas of law. I mean, if you're a Bankruptcy Paralegal trying to move to Trademark & IP, those two areas of law couldn't be further apart and thus, breaking into the new area would be difficult due to the lack of procedural knowledge. However, if a Paralegal wants to move from Workers' Compensation to Personal Injury, while those areas are different, they are similar enough that movement from one area to the other wouldn't be too difficult. If you want to move into a new area of law, I recommend consuming everything you can about that new area of law first - forms, procedures, etc. Start networking and speaking with people in the area you want to switch to. Good luck and thank you for watching!
Super interesting 👍👍 Ive been in Pre it so far i wanna do litigation next.
My man
Is this a part 2 to another video? I'm asking because of the way it begins like you are in the middle of a sentence
Thank you for your knowledge. I need more help with keeping up with scheduling depositions. My clients are defendants. Thanks for any help you can give
extremely helpful advice and gems 💎 you dropped. thank you for the video
Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate you!
God bless you, Misty! So helpful. Happy New Year :)
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for the blessings, watching, commenting, and subscribing. I appreciate you 🙂🙏 Blessing to you as well and Happy New Year!
@@ArrowConsultants_MistyMurray Misty, my typing speed is stuck at 55 WPM. How can I raise it? I've been practising touch typing for months but haven't been able to cross 40 WPM yet. Any suggestions?
@@chandrakantmahapatra1317 In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
I loved your video. Thank you so much
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate you 🙂
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
Thanks a ton! This is so helpful :)! I have a quick question. I'm a 25-year old looking to improve his typing speed. All my life, I've used the pecking method (two index fingers). My current WPM is between 60-65. I really want to push to at least 70 WPM. How can I do it? Is it possible to learn touch typing at my age and see improvements within a reasonable period? Thanks!
my typing speed is 72 WPM. Typing practice was a requirement in my elementary school before we could do anything in our computer lab class. The best way to increase your typing speed is by typing. Keep doing speed tests and aim for accuracy because mistakes can pull your WPM down. Try to type out as much stuff as you can (I would type out exam study guides a lot in HS and college). Make sure you're practicing on the type of computer that you're most likely to use at work too. (ex. I have a MAC and the keyboard dimensions are different than the Windows computers I've always had to use at work so it took some adjusting).
Practice, practice, practice and more practice. I am 45 years old, I have been improving my typing skills just by practicing every chance I get.
Use online practice websites and apps. Maybe even download one. They’re fun and work. Maybe even start with one tailored to kids/teens. They’re fun. 😎
Thank you Misty. Can you do a video on how to put together a trial notebook?
It depends on what the lawyer wants but generally, exhibits, key documents, podium notes/arguments, stuff like that.
Is the notary licensing necessary?
I'm about to start a paralegal program, I can't afford law school do to my current situation, I know many people say Its possible if I borrow money, get loans, FAFSA, but I don't qualify for any of those options. I'm also a guy, my question for you is. Do male paralegals have the same chances female paralegals do when finding a job? Everywhere I go when doing my research I see female paralegals most of the time.
I have a AAS on surgical technology, but I always wanted to be a lawyer. I just don't want to put the effort of going back to school and have issues finding a good opportunity when it comes to jobs.
Hope you can answer.
Thank you
If they're a conflict with a paralegal they're usually dismissed right from the case?
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate you 🙌
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
Very helpful
I thought a paralegal was General service for whoever needed it. I realize one can be a part of the firm as "their" paralegal therefore following their rules and such but are they not separate? Are there rules of ethics? Can't a private, non-bar, individual hire a paralegal for assistance? Please help me understand this.
The paralegal has studied (and/or gained experience in) administrative functions. There is a lot of document production in litigation, for example. When a paralegal drafts pleadings, etc. the lawyer he/she works under is in the court's eyes supervising the work of the paralegal. Paralegals aren't allowed to sign legal pleadings, etc. because they are not members of the Bar. Yes, there are people who hire paralegals to help them but paralegals are not lawyers and ethically barred from giving legal advice. They are hired to work "processes" that support the lawyer's case activity.
Do you feel like you can do almost everything that a lawyer can except represent a client before a judge in a courtroom?
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
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Great videos. Ty
Thanks for watching!
Responde to defendant summary judgment what to send and samples of copy to print.
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
How do you do this with 70 or more cases? And keeping up with medical treatment? Please advise.
In District court when defendant ignores, judges request for filling his brief, there is a Default of Clerk entered, same way in appeals court, when Appellee, ignores judges request to file his brief, what is entered?
Lawyer's can't be that hard to baby sit? They are hard working, smart ?