How to become a practice assistant?

A practice assistant in the legal field needs a minimum of a high school diploma or GED equivalent, but most law firms look for assistants who have an associate or bachelor’s degree in a law-focused field. Previous experience at a job with administrative duties, such as answering phone calls, completing data entry tasks, and filing paperwork, can set you apart from other applicants. Other qualifications include a desire to have a career in law, outstanding time management and communication skills, and computer proficiency. You should also excel at working in a high-pressure environment with multiple projects and strict deadlines.