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What is a paralegal?
CDPA wishes to acknowledge and thank its sponsors:
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Are you an employer seeking to hire a paralegal?
CDPA welcomes job notices for paralegal positions
with area employers. Please send your notice to

jobs
@cdpa.info and, if approved, an e-mail will be
sent to our membership
.
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Capital District Paralegal Association, Inc.
Serving Paralegal Professionals in the Albany, New York area
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Copyright 2009 Capital District Paralegal Association, Inc.
The Capital District Paralegal Association, Inc. (CDPA) is a nonprofit
association organized to promote and improve the image of paralegals as
professionals within the legal community; to promote communication among
paralegals in the Capital District; to promote continuing legal education of
paralegals; and to promote public awareness of the role of paralegals within
the legal profession.

Membership is open to paralegals, paralegal students, paralegal educators
and paralegal employers throughout the Capital District area
.

CDPA has approximately 100 members representing various areas of the legal
community including private law firms, insurance companies, the public sector
and educational institutions.

CDPA is a member of the
National Federation of Paralegal Associations (NFPA)
as well as the
Empire State Alliance of Paralegal Associations (ESAPA).
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CDPA - The Paralegal's Professional Resource
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2009  NY Statewide Paralegal Salary Survey

The Empire State Alliance of Paralegal Associations (ESAPA) conducted
a salary survey of paralegal members across New York State.
Click to view report.
2010 NFPA Tech Institute
March 26 & 27, 2010
Doubletree Hotel
San Jose, CA
Presented in Cooperation with the California Alliance of
Paralegal Associations, Inc
Register Now.
Marketing Yourself in a Down Economy
         Tips and strategies that are timely for paralegals and
others too! This program will address how to maintain your
current job - including earning a raise - as well as how to be
more employable if you are job-seeking in this economy.
February 23, 2010 at 6:00 p.m.
For more info