Attorneys and staff at Foley & Lardner’s 10th anniversary Miami office party at Vizcaya in 2017.
It might be something as simple as leaving paralegals out of law firm-sponsored continuing legal education offerings that are free to the attorneys.
Fields Howell paralegal Summer Marshall, vice president of the South Florida Paralegal Association, said, “It’s my understanding that both attorneys and paralegals have the same number of education credits that they need to accrue.”
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