Discovery begins soon after a lawsuit is filed and often does not stop until shortly before trial. During discovery, the parties ask each other and third parties for information about the facts and issues of the case. Information is gathered formally through written questions (known as "interrogatories"), etc. Come learn the ins and outs of discovery and why it’s so important in the role of an entry level paralegal practicing in litigation.

Come hear about the current job outlook for entry level paralegals. In addition, learn effective resume writing tips such as when to use bullet points, avoiding first person pronouns, and when to use cover letters and much more….

One of the hottest trends in the legal profession is e-discovery. The software used by most law firms to manage e-discovery is Concordance by Lexis. Come learn the fundamental features of this powerful litigation tool that could land you your first job.