From Paralegal to Attorney

In this episode of The Weekly Friedman, Friedman Vartolo's Managing Partner Adam Friedman speaks with Associate Zach Refinski about his transition from paralegal to attorney in the default space. Together, they discuss:

How paralegal experience can create a stronger foundation for success in default law
What some of the core differences in job functions are between a paralegal and an attorney
The advantages of understanding client tools and communication systems before becoming an attorney

Are you an attorney in the default space? What is some advice you think a law school candidate may find extremely helpful?

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