Empowering Legal Excellence in South Carolina - Where Professionalism Meets Precision
Certification
Accredited Legal Professional (ALP)
One way to demonstrate your preparedness for the demanding field of law is by becoming an ALP. This designation is awarded after passing a four-hour, three-part examination. Attaining this goal demonstrates your commitment and aptitude for succeeding in the ever-changing legal environment.
Certified Legal Professional (CLP)
How do your skills compare with the hallmark of a professional? CLP® is the designation for lawyers' assistants who want to be identified as exceptional. Certification is received after passing a four-part examination which demonstrates not only dedication to professionalism, but acceptance of the challenge to be exceptional. Personal motivation is necessary to attain such a goal.
Professional Paralegal
Are you looking for a way to establish your credentials nationwide as a Professional Paralegal? Established in 2004 at our members' request, the Certified PP designation is an attainable goal for paralegals who wish to be identified as exceptional in all areas of law. The certificate is received after passing four-hour examination.
Specialty Certificate
You have your PP or PLS certification, but you want more. The Specialty Certificate Program is for those who want to go above and beyond. A Specialty Certificate is received after obtaining 50 CLE credit hours in one of the specialty tracks designated by NALS:
Administrative Law
Appellate Law
Bankruptcy Law
Business Law
Civil Litigation
Contract Law
Corporate Law
Criminal Law
E-Discovery
Elder Law
Employment Law
Estate Planning/Probate
Family Law
Immigration Law
Insurance Law
Intellectual Property
Juvenile Law
Law Office Management
Personal Injury Law
Real Estate Law
Trial Management
This program will set you apart from the competition and make your area of expertise known.