Paralegal Responsibilities
substantive in nature, attorneys began to include time for both attorney and paralegal services in fee petitions as permitted by state or federal statutes. Courts awarding fees for paralegal services consistently point out that if the work had not been done by paralegals, charging fees based upon attorneys' rates would have been necessary.
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NFPA Self-Assessment July 2008 - Paralegals
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