Non-Lawyer

Allied Legal Professional - An allied legal professional supports the delivery of legal services through specialized skills and knowledge. These professionals work in various roles, such as paralegals, law librarians, and legal marketing personnel, all enabling legal service providers (e.g., law firms) to deliver legal services.

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Allied Legal Professional
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Non-Lawyer
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An allied legal professional supports the delivery of legal services through specialized skills and knowledge. These professionals work in various roles, such as paralegals, law librarians, and legal marketing personnel, all enabling legal service providers (e.g., law firms) to deliver legal services.
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Allied Legal ProfessionalAllied Legal Professional - An allied legal professional supports the delivery of legal services through specialized skills and knowledge. These professionals work in various roles, such as paralegals, law librarians, and legal marketing personnel, all enabling legal service providers (e.g., law firms) to deliver legal services.Legal Services Provider - PersonLegal Services Provider - Person - A Legal Services Provider - Person is an individual who provides legal services and is associated with specific invoice data, including their provider level, timekeeper ID, first name, and last name.LibrarianLibrarian - A Librarian is a professional who manages, categorizes, and provides accessto collections of legal resources, books, and documents, to ensure that legal practitioners can quickly and accurately access the information they need.Firm Knowledge ManagerFirm Knowledge Manager - A Firm Knowledge Manager is a non-timekeeper level provider who manages the knowledge and information within a law firm.Firm Pricing PersonnelFirm Pricing Personnel - Firm Pricing Personnel refers to individuals within a legal service provider who are responsible for determining the pricing of services offered by the firm, and who are not involved in the direct provision of legal services.Firm Discovery PersonnelFirm Discovery Personnel - Firm Discovery Personnel refers to individuals within a legal service provider who are responsible for conducting discovery activities on behalf of the firm, but who are not billable timekeepers.Firm Accounting PersonnelFirm Accounting Personnel - Firm Accounting Personnel refers to non-timekeeping staff members of a legal service provider who are responsible for financial management and accounting tasks.Firm Assistant / SecretaryFirm Assistant / Secretary - A Firm Assistant/Secretary is a non-timekeeping provider who supports the delivery of legal services by performing administrative tasks within a law firm.Firm Data Science PersonnelFirm Data Science Personnel - Firm data science personnel are professionals within a law firm or legal organization who specialize in analyzing and interpreting complex data to support decision-making, identify trends, and enhance legal services. They apply statistical methods, machine learning algorithms, and data visualization techniques to derive insights from various legal data sources, such as case law, contracts, and client information.Firm Business Development PersonnelFirm Business Development Personnel - Firm Business Development Personnel are professionals within a law firm or legal organization who focus on identifying and pursuing new business opportunities, expanding client relationships, and enhancing the firm's market position. They strategize and implement initiatives to attract new clients, retain existing ones, and increase the firm's revenue and growth potential.Firm Innovation PersonnelFirm Innovation Personnel - Firm innovation personnel are individuals within a law firm or legal organization who are responsible for driving innovation and implementing new technologies or processes. They focus on improving efficiency, enhancing service delivery, and creating new business models to keep the firm competitive in an evolving legal landscape.ParalegalParalegal - A paralegal is a level of provider in legal services who is responsible for timekeeping and other administrative tasks, but is not a licensed attorney.Firm AdministratorFirm Administrator - A Firm Administrator is a non-timekeeping provider who manages the operations and administrative tasks of a law firm.Firm Information Services PersonnelFirm Information Services Personnel - Firm Information Services Personnel, also known as Firm IT Personnel, are professionals responsible for managing and maintaining the information technology infrastructure within a law firm or legal organization. They ensure the availability, security, and efficient operation of computer systems, networks, and data resources to support the firm's legal and administrative functions.Firm Marketing PersonnelFirm Marketing Personnel - Firm Marketing Personnel refers to individuals within a legal organization who are responsible for promoting the firm's services and brand, and who are not involved in the direct provision of legal services.Limited License Legal TechnicianLimited License Legal Technician - A Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) is a legal professional who is authorized to provide certain legal services under the supervision of a licensed attorney, but is not a full-fledged lawyer.sub_class_ofparent_class_ofsee_alsois_defined_byselfsub_class_ofparent_class_ofsee_alsois_defined_by