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NPC NEWS Congratulations to NPC graduate Cheryl Ratcliffe on passing the CLA Exam! She writes: "I am very proud to use my new professional credentials. Thanks to Stephen and all others at NPC in helping me achieve this certification." We wish her the best of luck in her new career as a certified paralegal. Congratulations to NPC graduate Dennis Allen on passing the CLA Exam! He writes: "Thanks so much for all your help since I came to NPC." We wish him the best of luck in his new career as a certified paralegal. Congratulations to NPC graduate Vincia St. Jean on passing the CLA Exam! We wish her the best of luck in her new career as a certified paralegal. Pozella Nixon, a current student, uses knowledge and skills gained at NPC to take on paralegal responsibilities. She writes: "I appreciate your help with the writing sample. I am officially working in the Legal Department at Strayer University as Executive Administrative Assistant. They have already given me some opportunity to do some paralegal type work." Avi Katz, president of NPC, is interviewed by Online-Degrees-Today.com, discussing online education and the NPC paralegal programs. Read the complete interview here. NPC graduate Craig Vernon accepts position as the development and acquisition paralegal for National Church Residences. Craig credits his NPC education with his being selected for this exciting job. We wish him best of luck as he takes this next step in advancing his paralegal career. NPC graduate Susan Martinez Heinritz obtains paralegal position at the Little Rock, AK firm of Nussbaum Hendrix Trussell & Cockrill P.A. The firm specializes in ERISA and long-term disability. She will also become an office manager at the firm. Congratulations to NPC graduate Susan Vezza on passing the CLA Exam! We wish her the best of luck in her new career as a certified paralegal. Ed Comentale, recent NPC graduate, obtains paralegal position with Enterprise Process Service. He writes: At Enterprise we would get a new case and start by entering it into the filing system (Perfect Practice) and then proceed to purchase the Index #, start the investigations to locate the whereabouts of all named defendants so they can then be served by the actual process servers. We would follow up on the services and possibly change the type of service or further the investigation to Surrogates Court, due diligence, etc. After service is made we will then further the process to have the affadavits filed with the court, as well as implementing and keeping track of the filing of additional motions to be filed, the foreclosure auctions, etc. Much gratitude to you guys there at NPC, I truly do appreciate what I've learned there and what was, and will once again be when I get to start on the Associate's courses, a most enjoyable, satisfactory, fun and commendable experience. Congratulations to NPC graduate Rena Blackwell on passing the CLA Exam! We wish her the best of luck in her new career as a certified paralegal. Congratulations to NPC student Cheryl Smelser on passing the CLA Exam! We wish her the best of luck in her new career as a certified paralegal. Congratulations to NPC graduate Shawna Darwin on passing the CLA Exam! We wish her the best of luck in her new career as a certified paralegal. Daniel Baland, student in the NPC paralegal certificate program, obtains paralegal position with Shook, Hardy & Bacon, LLP. We wish him the best of luck in his new career! Congratulations to NPC graduate Robert Wisniewski on passing the CLA Exam! We wish her the best of luck in her new career as a certified paralegal. Robin Jernigan, student in NPC online paralegal program, obtains position as litigation paralegal at White and Steele, P.C. He writes: "I just wanted you to know that I'm employed as a litigation paralegal here in Congratulations to NPC graduate Lori Gustofik on passing the CLA Exam! Lori is currently working for AIG staff counsel. We wish her the best of luck as she continues to advance in her career. Kristina Sandine, student in the NPC paralegal certificate program, obtains paralegal position at Kennedy Covington Lobdell & Hickman. She writes: "KCLH employs over 200 attorneys and has three offices in North Carolina. I love working in this environment and I am so glad I decided to attend NPC. NPC has given me an overall understanding of multiple areas of law and has prepared me for the position I desired. I will take my last class in March and although I am very happy to move on with my new found knowledge and into my career I will miss NPC. Thank you for arming me with the tools I need to be a success." Marla Lowrey, paralegal school student at NPC, lands paralegal position with Nathan R. Lynch, PLLC. She writes: "I have obtained a position at a law office within a mile of my home!! I can't believe my windfall!! I actually had to decide between two firms, one within forty-five minutes of home or the one here in town. I will be working for Nathan R. Lynch, PLLC!!! It is a single lawyer office and I will be his right hand (once I learn what I need to know) He mostly does personal injury and bankruptcy, so I will have a first hand chance to see the new Bankruptcy Chapter 15 laws soon. I just wanted to drop you all a thank you note, your efforts are very much appreciated. Keep up the great work!! I couldn't have done it without NPC and mainly all your efforts." Congratulations to NPC graduate Cynthia Curl on passing the CLA Exam! We wish her the best of luck in her new career as a certified paralegal. NPC graduate Vincia St. Jean begins new paralegal position with Gagne Law Firm. Gagne Law Firm is a Spartanburg, South Carolina firm specializing in torts and personal injury. Congratulations to NPC graduate Brent Myers on passing the CLA Exam! We wish him the best of luck in his new career as a certified paralegal. Congratulations to NPC graduate Maggie Probst on passing the CLA Exam! She writes: "I took the CLA exam in March and just found out I passed. I credit my NPC experience -- the quality education I received coupled with support from classmates and instructors (especially Stephen) -- for successfully getting me through the process." Thanks to NPC credits, Jennifer Black enrolls directly into upper division of Criminal Justice Administration program at University of Phoenix, and will receive her bachelor's degree next summer. She writes: "Last week I clicked on the U of Phoenix link on our NPC homepage and learned of the agreement between U of P and NPC with regard to college credits, etc. Thought this was GREAT. Went to U of P down the street, talked to a counselor about being 30 years old, having no college degree and wanting to be an attorney. (Some things don't hit us until later in life, I guess.) Spent three hours with the counselor (the BEST)-- she actually cared about me and my goals. I showed her our website, walked her through the site, showed her my course grades and she was on the phone with NPC in a minute to talk business. My NPC credits along with previous college credits wiped out my lower division requirements and she enrolled me straight into the upper division courses for the BS in Criminal Justice Administration. Next summer I will be receiving my degree and then finally I can pursue the dream of becoming an attorney. It goes to show that where there's a will, there's a way, and I am thrilled to be enrolled in this paralegal program because it's a great experience, valuable knowledge and it has saved me so much time with regard to getting a degree. At the same time, I am preparing to interview in the legal arena once I graduate NPC. Wow. It's all coming together." Steve Lyddane applies NPC credits toward bachelor's degree in economic fraud investigation. He is currently enrolled in a program at Utica College, and plans to join a federal agency in a paralegal position upon graduation. NPC graduate Brent Myers lands paralegal position at Amgen, a leading biotechnology company. "I am told that the Ventura County legal job market has always been a tough one to crack. Thanks again for working with me on securing a position!" Congratulations to recent NPC graduates Stephen Lyddane and Tammy Nantz on passing the CLA Exam! We wish them much success in their careers as a certified paralegals. Dawn Mace receives promotion upon her graduation from NPC. She writes: "I received my promotion from Client Service Manger to Paralegal at the Badmus Law Firm, P.C. in Dallas, TX, due to my skills learned at NPC's paralegal program." Tanya Vinci promoted to paralegal at McDonald Hopkins Co., LPA upon her graduation from NPC. She writes: "I am very excited about the transition (commercial lit. secretary to IP paralegal), and because of all I learned through the courses at NPC, I have confidence I will succeed. I have a lot to learn, but am up to the challenge... Thanks very much!!" NPC student secures position at Atlanta law firm, Farnham & Rothenberg,
LLC. “Since having started my career at Farnham & Rothenberg, LLC., I have drafted numerous motions, pleadings and briefs, which have included halt demands, criminal motions, family briefs and settlement demands. I have obtained medical records from various hospitals and clinics and have negotiated settlements on behalf of my clients and attorneys with the respective insurance adjusters. I have filed motions in both the state, superior and federal courts. I have been personally selected by the chief Judge of the Georgia Appellate court, Hon. Ed Johnson, to assist him in a program for the underprivileged youth of the city. More recently, I have involved in several federal cases, the largest of which is a drug and money laundering case which spans several countries, states and cities which include Vietnam, Ontario Canada, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, California, Texas and Georgia, in which we are defending one of the suspects. I am also drafting motions and pleadings for the Homeland Security Department for several of the immigration cases that we are currently involved in that include anything from deportation to voluntary departures to simple filing for citizenship case.” Upcoming NPC Courses: Beginning September 22, 2008:
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Law firm of Schwabe, Williamson and Wyatt sends 4 students to NPC's new Constitutional Law course. Having been happy with past NPC courses taught in the field of Business Law & Bankruptcy, Schwabe, Williamson and Wyatt is sending new students to NPC's upcoming Constitutional Law course. NPC student, Maube Mor, uses skills learned at NPC to assist attorneys. "I feel that I have learned a vast body of information in a very short time. This has been invaluable in working with the attorneys I assist. Because I have this background now, I can understand the concepts they are dealing with, I can be a sounding board when needed, and I can better prepare the materials they need. For example: when preparing documents to submit to insurance companies (in personal injury cases) or for court proceedings, knowing what is/is not important makes me much more efficient and better able to streamline a presentation. Why waste time gathering information that has no affect or is extraneous?! Knowing the laws that are the basis for the case or claim to be presented, means knowing what is essential and what needs to be emphasized. By assembling this, claims or cases can be settled quicker and with better results. " NPC student working at Phoenix law firm of Crosby & Gladner, P.C., much
helped by NPC program. " I believe that this class has also helped me in understanding that there are many types of law out there [as opposed to just focusing on one particular area]. It gives me hope that now with my certificate ... there are various types of law I could use my skills in. " NPC student helps secure $21 million personal injury verdict NPC student Jenna Renshaw, working at the Chicago law firm of Sussman, Selig & Ross was a member of the team which secured a $21 million personal injury jury verdict. Click here for details about the case. NPC student lands paralegal job at MarksADR, major dispute resolution firm NPC student, a former school teacher, has been hired at MarksADR, a leading alternate dispute resolution firm, known for its work on the Microsoft and Enron cases. Computer security consultant Philip Rosenthal invited to deliver seminar on computer crime to NPC criminal law faculty. Read more about Mr. Rosenthal's background here. |
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