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The Importance Of Mentoring In Paralegal Schools

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Attorneys are encouraged to participate in pro bono legal efforts. However, there are many opportunities for lawyers to make a difference in their downtime that go beyond donating their legal skills. From volunteering to mentoring, there are plenty of ways lawyers can assist others outside of their law practice. It’s beneficial for everyone involved. There are some paralegals that offer mentoring as well. But they do this on their own time. To Encourage more people to partake, it should count towards their CLE. I feel that this type of relationship should be offered in some paralegal schools. Each side will learn from each other. Paralegal associations should start with a mentoring program that builds better relationships with experienced paralegals

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