Re: Male paralegals

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Who says a lawyer needs law school? This question was an article
I was reading and was somewhat surprised that in your state
California a State that allows "law readers to take the bar exam
without stepping in to a law school. "Law readers" are people
who study law in offices and judges chambers ranther than
classrooms. Have you heard of "law readers"? It might not be a
bad idea to check it out.

On 9/27/05, Mark wrote:
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> I have a pre-law degree and a paralegal certificate, and have
> been trying to get hired for two months. I have watched many
> young, attractive females with unrelated degrees and no
> certificate (required by law in california) get jobs as
> paralegals. Many firms will hire attractive young things with no
> qualification other than being a good student before hiring a
> male who is well qualified. One thing they do not like is the
> idea of a paralegal who is not completely subservient. I decided
> to work in banking for two years and then go to law school. The
> paralegal education was sort of a waste of time and money in my
> case, except for the little sneak peak at various areas of law.
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>> OK I'M 6'4 270 I COME TO YOUR FIRM AND WANT A JOB AND A FINE
>> WOMEN COMES IN WHO'LL GET THE JOB THAT'S WHY I STARTED MY OWN
>> COMPANY I GOT TURNED DOWN MILLIONS OF TIMES.