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Legal Assistant. A person, working under the supervision of a lawyer, qualified through education, training, or work experience to perform substantive legal work that requires knowledge of legal concepts and is customarily, but not exclusively, performed by a lawyer; also known as a paralegal.egal assistants cannot represent a client or give legal advice. All work performed by legal assistants must be done under the supervision of an attorney, who is subject to disciplinary procedures for ethical violations committed by the legal assistant.
A two to four year college degree may be required to become a legal assistant. A legal assistant's research work may help support the arguments of a court case. A legal assistant may be responsible for conducting preliminary interviews of court witnesses.A legal assistant must have strong writing skills. A paralegal may also be a notary public.hey also perform legal research, and may in the defense or prosecution of a person, do much of the research that will help support arguments in the court setting or in legal briefs. Ad. The legal assistant may also perform preliminary interviews of clients, and/or witnesses.