Paralegal Boot Camp

I have prepared for trial but have not yet had the opportunity to attend one and I am extremely grateful for this coursework that lays out a timetable of when to begin which tasks, what to expect leading up to trial, and most importantly, what to expect during trial. In addition, this bootcamp provides you with myriad trial checklists and word or excel files to help you get organized. I highly recommend this course to anyone like me who has not been to trial, for someone who hasn't been in awhile as a refresher, or even someone looking to get better organized.

Regardless of the experience that we have going to trial, this course brings you many ideas and tips that are very helpful, and also gives you a better understanding of how to prepare for trial so it is not that stressful the weeks before starting the trial. I strongly recommend this course if you want to be a litigation paralegal.

The knowledge in this training program is invaluable to new and experienced paralegals alike. You will be impressed with the level of resources provided.

I thought the bootcamp was very helpful for new in-coming litigation paralegals as well as any paralegal that may be going to a trial. It is full of resources old and new. It takes you through the trial prep process step by step. It gives you examples of worksheets you can use before and during the trial. However, I do not remember hearing or seeing a checklist for post-trial clean-up, which can be very lonely but important for your trial team and the client. You may be the only one left after your trial is over (most attorneys will try to take the first thing smoking to get back to their families) to make sure all the equipment you ordered is picked up by the vendor, all your boxes are picked up by Fed-Ex or UPS, all hotel bills are closed out and there are no existing problems. Client files are delivered as instructed, as well as making sure all papers relating to the trial is shredded if necessary. These tasks may take a day or two depending on the time the trial ended, when the vendor can come and pick up their equipment, when Fed-Ex or UPS pick-up ends. you may need to schedule a pick-up on your own etc. Once you return and are back at your Firm, you will want to work with records to have your files sent off site and the files that can be shredded should be shredded. It is important to be organized, even at that stage of the process.

As an individual transitioning to the legal profession, I found this course to be both helpful and valuable. I have learned information that will assist in the everyday process of a case. I would recommend this course to other legal professionals.

The Paralegal Boot Camp offers a vast amount of valuable skills and information that any paralegal should own.

Helped me get and stay organized

These tips and lessons are very straightforward and make trial prep seem almost easy.

Thank you !!! Thank you !!! Thank you !!!

This course really provided tools I could use to confidently handle my first trial.

The Trial Boot Camp was an excellent representation of what happens in the real world when preparing for trial. It provided the details and training needed to be successful.

These tips and lessons are very straightforward and make trial prep seem almost easy.

Thank you !!! Thank you !!! Thank you !!!

This course provided valuable insight on how to prepare for trial. It is great for someone who has never been to trial, yet an excellent refresher for the seasoned paralegal as well (providing new ideas). Highly recommended!

I love this training. I learned so much from this course. How to organize, prepare for trial and out of town preparations. I recommend this course to all legal support staff.

Very in-depth and detailed.

Great information and documents to use for the case and at trial.