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NOTICE

CAS testing has been TEMPORARILY suspended.  THE COMMISSION, in cooperation WITH the National Association of Legal Assistants, Inc., is in the process of modifying and updating the CAS program to a modern on-line based educational and assessment program.  The first CAS assessments are expected to be available in 2008.  the commission will keep you informed on this website as to the development of the new Web based assessment systems.

 

Our Mission

“The stated mission of this Commission is to provide a voluntary, uniform professional credential for those demonstrating an advanced knowledge of California law and procedures and  to enhance the quality of services available from California paralegals/legal assistants to the legal community, and to the public which is served.”

It's a fact. The best reason to become a Certified Legal Assistant ("CLA") and California Advanced Specialist ("CAS") is to be among the best. You'll be a paralegal who has acquired the CLA credential by demonstrating advanced paralegal skills and knowledge of general law.  You'll also be one who has gone a step further to gain a competitive edge with the CAS.

The CLA/CAS credential identifies you as a highly skilled paralegal with specialized knowledge in California law. It demonstrates your finely tuned expertise and your ongoing commitment to legal education. It also helps lawyers and their clients evaluate your abilities as a California paralegal.

 

 

 


Commission For Advanced California Paralegal Specialization, Inc.
P.O. Box 1089
San Leandro, CA  94577-0126
 
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Last modified:  February 3, 2008