Learn a little bit more about IP law from two seasoned IP attorneys.

The hardest part of my job is finding the time to properly file away all the pleadings and correspondence that comes across my desk. Sometimes those documents stack up for days or even ( shhhh ) weeks!  Great  organization not only looks good for you, but it looks good for the attorney while they are in court and need to find something quickly.

Researchers say standing burns more calories than sitting, but the amount of benefits from working on your feet varies from study to study.

The Paralegal Committee annual holiday luncheon (hosted this year on December 6), is aimed at thanking Indianapolis emergency service organizations, specifically the Bears on Patrol program. With the help of generous donors to the program, Indy's first responders provide stuffed animals to children during times of trauma as a token of hope and comfort in scary situations.

It's always a tough and difficult situation when you have clients who've experienced traumatizing events. It takes special consideration when developing strategies for enaging with and leverging these types of clients, so we hope you'll make it to the IndyBar's October 29 program, covering the integration of trauma-informed care intro practice.

The age-old question was given some clarity and became case law when the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit weighed in on the matter last year. 

You’ve heard over and over again that the most important thing to do as a writer is to write. Write when you don’t want to. Write when you do want to. When you don’t know what to write, write anything.

Paralegals, or legal assistants, are trusted, knowledgeable, resourceful and focused on achieving positive outcomes for their clients; and they continue to be in demand as they perform a growing number of essential tasks in legal offices.

Have you ever started something, dropped it to do something else, and then heard a voice in your head reminding you over and over (and over) again that you haven’t finished the job? Of course you have. But did you know that it has a name?

The Indiana Paralegal Association, Inc. (“IPA”) held its annual swearing-in and awards ceremony at the Skyline Club on Wednesday, July 18, 2018.  The featured guest speaker was The Honorable Steven R. Eichholtz, Judge of the Marion County Superior Court, Probate Division, who honored the newly elected IPA officers and directors by conducting the installation ceremony.