Why Become a Paralegal Services USA Franchisee?
There has never been a better time than right now to start your own freelance paralegal business. But being a freelance paralegal is much more than being a paralegal, you are also a business owner, and with that come all of the responsibilities of owning a business.
As America’s first paralegal services franchisor, we understand how daunting starting a new business can be. Our specialized operations and marketing system designed for the freelance paralegal allows you to build upon our
many years of experience so that you can achieve your dream of owning your own business in a profession that you love!
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The paralegal
profession is projected to grow much faster than average
(27% or more) compared with other occupations through 2014. A
growing number of experienced paralegals are expected to
establish their own businesses. Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor
Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2006-07 Edition
Paralegals and Legal Assistants
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With over 25 years of experience in the freelance paralegal profession, our expertise and
highly developed methods afford you the opportunity to go into business for yourself — but
not by yourself. Paralegal Services USA stands behind you, providing the training and assistance you need to get into business quickly and affordably, and continues with strong marketing and operational support on an ongoing basis.
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