VISION STATEMENT
The Paralake Organization of Legal Executives (POLEx) believes in progress through knowledge. We believe that it is paramount to undertake legal work for individuals and businesses with relevant education, training qualification and regulation. Our goal is to secure sufficient lawyers, support staff and other qualified advisers to ensure that every individual and every business has access to excellent legal services.
WHO WE ARE
The Paralake Organization of Legal Executives (POLEx) is the executive cooperative and governing body for Paralake Legal Executives lawyers, other legal practitioners and paralegals. Our aim is to enhance the role and standing of all Paralake Legal Executives and all our members with the legal occupation. We have been offering unparalleled entry to an accommodating career in law. We work closely with the Mayoral Office, the Paralake Police Department and other legal entities and are recognized as one of the core regulators of the legal profession.
WHAT WE DO
The Paralake Organization of Legal Executives (POLEx) represents its associates and advocates for change and improvement to the legal system. POLEx offers a distinctive pathway to a legal profession and becoming a qualified lawyer without the requirement to having a law degree, although graduates in law and those with a non-law degree can also qualify to become a lawyer via the POLEx route. Ingress is available to those yielding a variety of qualifications.
The Paralake Organization of Legal Executives (POLEx) represents its associates and advocates for change and improvement to the legal system. POLEx offers a distinctive pathway to a legal profession and becoming a qualified lawyer without the requirement to having a law degree, although graduates in law and those with a non-law degree can also qualify to become a lawyer via the POLEx route. Ingress is available to those yielding a variety of qualifications.
ABOUT PARALAKE LEGAL EXECUTIVES LAWYERS
Law touches every part of life. Whether you want to fight miscarriages of justice, get involved in the business of football, advise the biggest companies in the city or just have a good job working in your local area, there are legal roles out there for you. Practicing fellows of the Paralake Organization of Legal Executives (POLEx) specialize in a particular area of law, which means that the everyday work of a Paralake Legal Executive is similar to that of a solicitor. The areas of law that Paralake Legal Executives specialize in are as follows:
'Civil' is the word used to define work that is not associated to criminal or family law and 'litigation' means there is a dispute that needs to be resolved, ultimately through the courts if an agreement cannot be reached before then. Civil Litigation covers a wide range of areas such as personal injury claims, debt recovery and housing/employment.
This is work for businesses of all sizes and covers a very large spectrum. It could be assisting one company buy another, negotiating agreements with suppliers, or dealing with the protection of a business's intellectual property (i.e. trademarks or unique designs).
This is either working for a Paralake legal entity such as the Police Force with regards to prosecuting people charged with crimes, or for defending a client.
This is a broad term used to describe work for private individuals, most particularly writing wills, probate (legal process that allows people to deal with someone's money and property after they die) and estate administration (process of distributing that money and property). It also covers related work such as tax and trusts.
This sector deals with the excercise of power by public bodies such as the Mayor, Secret Service agents, Police Lieutenant, Police Sergeants, Senior and Standard Officers, Traffic Officers, Immigration, prisons and many others. An example of this could be helping someone with their welfare benefits or with their claim for asylum. Alternatively, you could be working for the public body that is on the other side.
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