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Re: Novus & Breyer State University Law School
Posted by WrongAgainEd on 6/04/08

    The problem is that you could probably do better doing it on your own. These
    schools have such bad reputations and so little requirements that the degree
    means nothing.

    On 6/04/08, DP wrote:
    > Attention Ed:
    >
    > A non-bar JD will not allow you to do everything else except represent clients
    > in court. A non-bar JD degree does not give you the right to practice law or
    > enable you to give legal advice.
    >
    > So what can you do with or how does a non-bar JD degree help you do?
    >
    > Your law study in the non-bar JD program will give you legal knowledge and
    > training. The legal knowledge and training recieved through the non-bar JD
    > program may help to maybe do the following quasi-law type jobs.
    >
    > Contract analyst
    > Mediator
    > Legal document preparer
    > Tax Preparer
    > Tax Enrolled Agent(IRS-US tax court)
    > Patent Angent(patent court)
    > Notary public
    > SS Disability Advocate
    > Advanced Paralegal
    > Human Resourses representative
    > Employmeent benefits representative
    > Government social benefits worker
    > Legal Expert
    >
    > The above decribed jobs are really quasi-law type areas where you can work
    > legally help people with your legal training obtained via a non-bar JD, these
    > are just a few.
    >
    > But you cannot practice law or give legal advice as such. However within the
    > the above decribed areas you can help your client or employer meet his/her
    > needs. You just have to remember it is a very fine line and you have to be
    > careful. Note some of the above areas will allow you lots of leeway in how and
    > what you communicate with the client.

     
     

 
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