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Use of non-legal strategies to advocate for clients or a cause. Can also refer to high-level administration or management duties.

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Program administration
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Non-legal client contact, such as social work

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Non-legal work can be found in any practice setting.

Skill Set Required

Depending on the nature of work, a number of attributes may be desired. Some of these may include:
- Strong communication abilities
- Strong writing abilities
- Creativity
- Management skills
- Leadership skills

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