Since 2004, the Certified PP designation has recognized paralegals who wish to be identified as exceptional in all areas of law. The certification is received after passing a four-part examination. Successful completion of the PP examination demonstrates:
· A mastery of procedural skills and communication skills.
· An advanced knowledge of procedural law, the law library, and the preparation of legal documents.
· A working knowledge of substantive law and the ability to perform specifically delegated substantive legal work under an attorney's supervision.
· The ability to interact on a professional level with attorneys, clients, and other staff.
· The discipline to assume responsibility and exercise initiative and judgment while adhering to legal ethical standards at all times.
Certifying Organization
National Association for Legal Support Professionals
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