Does a paralegal have a lawyer's license?

If a paralegal does not need a lawyer's license, the recruitment requirements for paralegal are as follows:

1. Education: major in law, college degree or above;

2. Age: 18 years old or above;

3. Internship: after the internship expires 1 year;

4. Master the basic knowledge of law: understand the content and workflow of lawyer's business and be able to complete the auxiliary work in lawyer's business.

After becoming a paralegal, his work includes:

1. Receiving customers and conducting business: answering customers' phone calls, getting familiar with customers' problems, and preparing meeting materials before the case starts;

2. Assist lawyers: assist lawyers in drafting contracts for litigation cases, and authorize the Committee to guide lawyers to do a good job of scanning defense. For litigation cases, assist lawyers in drafting contracts, power of attorney and indictment, assist lawyers in accepting and transmitting relevant legal documents, documents and letters, assist lawyers in attending relevant meetings, sort out meeting minutes and other meeting affairs, and assist lawyers in legal investigation, such as industrial and commercial bureaus and other relevant departments.

3. Filing: After closing the case, be responsible for filing, drafting the case summary, and binding it into a book for filing.