Episode 33: Do you want to transition to litigation?

In this solo episode of the Paralegals on Fire! Podcast Show, Ann Pearson gives you actionable strategies to use if you are a paralegal working in other practice areas and you want to transition to litigation. While Ann answers a specific question from a listener who is a real estate paralegal and wants to transition to litigation, the actionable strategies she gives can be applied to others as well.

In the episode, Ann also refers to a PDF that we’ve included below in the episode notes.

Show Highlights

  • It all starts with a list! Doesn’t it always?
  • A self-assessment is key before making a move.
  • Will the pros and cons change in the new practice area?
  • The job description is key when you’re making the case for a transition.
  • Start getting those skills now instead of waiting until you ask to transition.
Venn diagram showing the Litigation Paralegal Career Accelerator framework.

Litigation Paralegal Boot Camp

Are you tired of being the Panic Mode Paralegal who spends your days playing whack-a-mole with last-minute rush projects because you’re waiting for someone to show you what it takes to be a great litigation paralegal?

This is the only program of its kind that provides litigation paralegals with all of the tools to master litigation cases from the complaint through the trial, and everything in between.

You will be the Confident Case Strategist faster than you ever imagined possible.

And I will be there guiding you to the finish line!

Ann Person poses for an image used for the Billable Hour Boot Camp for law firms in the paralegal training section of the blog.

What others are saying about our training programs

Definitely a "Must" Course!
By Angela Grindle
I was amazed at how many of these lessons hit home as a working paralegal. I absolutely love this course.
Excellent Actionable Resources!
By Claire McGehee
This course makes an overwhelming topic clear and actionable. The templates and resources are a huge value.
1000% Recommended!
By Darcy Boehme
Everything about this course was informative and relevant to my position as a paralegal. I would absolutely 1000% recommend to anyone who is starting a position in litigation. Ann is a phenomenal instructor! Thank you so much.
I absolutely love this course!
By Rojonah Harris
Self-explanatory and easy to follow. I love all of the forms and checklists.
This course was great!
By Santa Zepeda
My only regret is that I didn't take it sooner!! The lessons are practical and can be implemented right away! Definitely recommend to anyone trying to juggle the crazy life of a paralegal.
Informative and helpful!
By Heather Williams
These tips and lessons are very straightforward and make trial prep seem almost easy.
Best and most comprehensive course ever!
By Shadrene Howard
Invaluable, practical advice that gave me practical skills to succeed in this field and provided a totally different perspective on how I can be intentional and succeed as a paralegal rather than leaving things to chance.
Lots of amazing information!
By Debbi Harris
Ann Pearson is so full of information! I got so much out of this course. Highly recommend!
Great information
By Joscelyn Johnson
These are the things that need to be taught in paralegal studies! These are SO important and I love that I was able to save templates to use at my own office!
Amazing course!
By Darlene Rodriguez
This course was very thorough and easy to understand. The content it teaches really helps understand what is required to ensure a case progresses properly and every element is covered. I enjoyed this course.
Excellent course!
By Cathy Iverson
I thought it was very informative and gave a ton of valuable resources.
Very informative and hands-on
By Norris Kimble
This course is everything it says it is! I would recommend this course not only to Paralegals, but attorneys as well.
Very helpful!
By Antonina Carollo
Ann has done a great job providing in-depth information on how to successfully utilize AI in the legal field. The personal robot she built for us was a bonus!