Paralegal Practice definition
Paralegal Practice means offering to provide or providing any substantive legal service or work not prohibited by any state or federal statute or Supreme Court Rule, the adequate performance of which requires paralegal education, training, and experience in the application of special knowledge of legal concepts and skills to that legal service;
Paralegal Practice means all property, both real and personal, of every nature and kind whatsoever, used in connection with my paralegal practice including without limiting the generality thereof all bank accounts, investments, trust funds, client lists, client property, leasehold interests in any business premises, accounts receivable, goodwill, equipment, software and software licences, intellectual property and passwords and includes my Paralegal Practice Corporate Properties.
Paralegal Practice means all property, both real and personal, of every nature and kind whatsoever, used in connection with the Planning Paralegal’s paralegal practice including without limiting the generality thereof all bank accounts, investments, trust funds, client lists, client property, leasehold interests in any business premises, accounts receivable, goodwill, equipment, software and software licences, intellectual property and passwords and includes the Planning Paralegal’s Paralegal Practice Corporate Properties.