Prof. Knudsen presents to National Federation of Paralegal Associations conference

Prof. Knudsen emphasizes the need to check sources of information.

Prof. Kristin Knudsen, J.D., Justice faculty, shared advanced legal research techniques and strategies with attendees at the 2012 National Federation of Paralegal Associations (NFPA) conference in Anchorage on Thursday, September 27.

Her presentation included a discussion of the science of information, the distinctions between legal information and legal research, methods of planning legal research, and the unique aspects of researching in Alaska.

The National Federation of Paralegal Associations, founded in 1974, is the first national paralegal association to be established in the U.S.

Profs. Periman and Knudsen present on advanced legal research at National Federation of Paralegal Associations conference

Prof. Deb Periman, J.D., and Prof. Kristin Knudsen, J.D., Justice faculty, are co-presenting at the 2012 National Federation of Paralegal Associations conference in Anchorage on Thursday, September 27. 

They will be discussing advanced legal research techniques and strategies, including tips for improving accuracy and efficiency. Participants will explore new features of subscription databases, government websites, and University portals for accessing legal information. The unique aspects of researching in Alaska will also be discussed.

The National Federation of Paralegal Associations, founded in 1974, is the first national paralegal association to be established in the U.S.