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What is the difference between a Paralegal and Attorney?

April 26, 2017attorney difference paralegal

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What is the difference between a Paralegal and Attorney?

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A paralegal is not admitted to the bar and cannot practice law, whereas an attorney is a licensed professional who can advise and/or represent clients in court and other legal proceedings. A paralegal’s work must be overseen by an attorney, and they are often qualified by education, training or work experience to perform substantive legal tasks.