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Paralegals and related occupations — NOC 42200

News, draws, job postings and data for Paralegals and related occupations (NOC 2021 42200, TEER 2).

Stories: 1
From: February 2026
to: February 3, 2026
TEER: 2

What people in this occupation do

Assist lawyers by interviewing clients, witnesses and other related parties, assembling documentary evidence, preparing trial briefs, and arranging for trials
Assist lawyers in preparation for mediation and judicial dispute resolutions
Under the supervision of a lawyer, prepare wills, real estate transactions and other legal documents, court reports and affidavits
Research records, court files and other legal documents

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Canada Immigration New Brunswick NOC 4211/42200 Paralegal and related occupations Work Permits

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February 3, 2026

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