Leah Rachel Fischer has long been a member of the legal services profession, having begun her career, in earnest, shortly after graduating from the University of Redlands in 2011. In the years following the reception of her BA in Political Science and Government, Fischer has enjoyed the opportunity to serve as legal assistant for a variety of law firms.




In 2013, Fischer decided to make the leap to paralegal, enrolling at California State University-East Bay on her way to earning her Paralegal Certificate in 2016.  

For those seeking a career in the paralegal field, it’s important to carefully consider the time and training needed first; to take some time to answer several important questions right at the outset, such as:

What Education Do You Already Have?
Do You Have the Means to Go to School, or To Acquire the Assistance Necessary to Make It Happen?

What Are Your Long-term Goals?

Answering the above questions can help you better shape your plans not only to pursue a paralegal education, but to map out your short- and long-term career goals.





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