Leah Rachel Fischer

Leah Rachel Fischer has earned the respect of many colleagues and employers throughout her career. Leah Rachel Fischer has enjoyed playing and watching sports for much of her life. Leah Rachel Fischer has earned the respect of many colleagues and employers throughout her career. Leah Rachel Fischer has earned the respect of many colleagues and employers throughout her career.

Leah Rachel Fischer is a California businesswoman who’s worked on an independent contractor basis as a paralegal since July of 2017. Leah Rachel Fischer has experience and a positive reputation as a legal and litigation assistant, and she has proven her abilities in writing, editing, typing and organizational improvement. Ms. Fischer has provided multiple law firms with quality services for years.

Leah Rachel Fischer  is a California legal professional who traveled the world with her parents during her childhood and spent time living in France. She speaks both English and French fluently, and she’s currently learning Spanish. With her international experience, Ms. Fischer’s ability in law is vastly improved – she has extensive exposure to culturally-diverse settings and she possesses excellent communication skills. Ms. Leah Fischer was studying for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) as of 2017.

Leah Rachel Fischer  is an experience administrative professional with a Paralegal Certificate focused in Paralegal Studies from CSU-East Bay. She lives and works in Los Angeles, California, as an independent contractor, and she’s currently studying for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) to further her career. Ms. Leah Fischer is an active volunteer and animal lover who’s donated her time to helping others on numerous occasions. She enjoys staying fit, traveling and relaxing with loved ones in her down time.

Leah Rachel Fischer enjoys the opportunity to help those in need. A generous individual, Fischer’s enthusiasm for helping others has been on full display not only during her past commitment to and volunteer work with a local animal adoption organization (Hop-A-Long), but also during her 2008 experience with the American Jewish World Service. As an American Jewish World Service volunteer, Leah Rachel Fischer relished in the opportunity to travel with a group of 12 to Kanchipuram, a small town in Southern India struggling with poverty. The two-month trip, which occurred in 2008, put Fischer and her fellow volunteers face-to-face with the local culture and customs of the small town, as well as the conditions the local population was forced to cope with on a daily basis.  Over the course of their trip, Service volunteers had the opportunity to build a school for the impoverished children of the community, making a positive and lasting contribution while simultaneously experien

Years before earning her Paralegal Certificate at the University of California-East Bay, Leah Rachel Fischer enjoyed the chance to complete an internship with the San Francisco Department of Justice. The Appeals, Writs and Trials office (AWT) Internship, which took place under the direct supervision of the then-Deputy Attorney General of the San Francisco Criminal Division, Karen Bovarnick, exposed Fischer to daily goings-on of a government-operated legal division, and provided invaluable firsthand experience with the criminal justice system. As AWT Intern, Leah Rachel Fischer was primarily responsible for performing research on a number of legal issues, as well as composing numerous appellant briefs. She was required to read through full transcripts of many criminal cases, particularly those centered on gang activity and first-degree murder, as well as to both take notes and summarize cases and depositions for the Deputy Attorney General to use later o