Texas HB1387 amends eligibility for the bar exam, allowing those with two years of paralegal experience to qualify.
Texas HB1387 modifies the eligibility criteria for individuals seeking to take the bar exam in Texas. The bill allows those who have completed at least two years of full-time professional experience as a paralegal in the state to qualify for the examination. This change is in addition to the existing requirements, which include completing a prescribed course of study in an approved law school or a two-year apprenticeship under a licensed attorney.
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