10 Essential Remote Working Tips for Virtual Paralegals
As more legal work moves online, virtual paralegals are uniquely positioned to offer valuable support to clients worldwide. However, remote work also poses unique challenges
Carla Navarro is a NALA certified paralegal who graduated with honors from the University of San Diego’s prestigious paralegal program in 2014. Although she began working in the legal field in administrative roles as of 2006, she formalized her career as a paralegal in 2012 with a civil litigation law firm in San Diego, California. Since then, she developed her diverse knowledge and skills working in corporate in-house positions, as well as in small to mid-sized law firms doing civil litigation, staff management, corporate, and some trademark work.
She founded First Paralegal in 2016 as a Legal Document Assistant in San Diego County, California, as well as a contract paralegal. She quickly realized that her passion and excellence lies in providing contract paralegal services for solo practitioners and small firms, thus shifting her services to that market exclusively.
Ms. Navarro has been assisting attorneys throughout Southern California with a wide variety of services ranging from overflow paralegal work, real estate, civil litigation discovery and motion work, efiling for Superior and Federal Courts, conducting research, creation of entities, drafting contracts, and everything in between. In addition to being a paralegal professional, Carla is a licensed California Notary and completely fluent in Spanish.
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