Law student previously worked as paralegal in insurance law
Published: June 2, 2023
Detroit Mercy Law student Brigitte Najor previously worked as a paralegal/legal assistant in insurance defense law, working with such companies as Hanover, Allstate, and State Farm, and found the work rewarding on a personal and professional level. [ More » ]
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