Microsoft Office
Paralegal Studies Accredited Certification
Enthusiast individual with superior skills working with both team based and independent capacities. Bringing strong worth ethic, professional communication skills, and excellent organizational leadership to any setting. Excited to begin a new chapter with a successful team to meet legal team, and/or administrative goals.
Miss Emmaline B. Barrett is a student with Southern New Hampshire University studying Aeronautical Engineering with a minor in Business Marketing, and will also be declaring a Drone Pilot Operations minor for the fall semester of 2025. Miss Barrett's mission within Aeronautical Engineering is to be able to become part of a team to help develop safer aircraft, and space travel to nurture the peace of mind, and assurance of survival within air, and space travel. Emmaline intends on finishing her pilot ratings to be able to fly private sector, military, and/or the airlines within her future pilot endeavors. Miss Barrett will be seeking to enroll within certification programs, and future potential graduate opportunities with The National Test Pilot School, and apply to Ivy League graduate programs within legal graduate, and doctoral studies after completing her undergraduate degree. Miss Barrett strives toward embarking towards a legal apprenticeship to become an attorney in Vermont in conjunction with her undergraduate studies focusing on personal injury, family law, business law, and aviation law. Miss Barrett has also been awarded the honor roll for the winter term of 2025 with SNHU, as well as exhibited her leadership through working with participating with AFROTC, contributed time towards local Manchester nonprofits to support youth outreach, work study with SNHU food pantry, and volunteered in the donation clothes closet to help at risk students.
❖ Specialties:
Paralegal Studies Accredited Certification
90 Hours Cessna 172 with Spartan College
Prior Army ROTC Ranked 3rd Class Cadet Corporal
Studies Business Marketing/Drone Pilot Operations Minor
Monoco Yacht Show Research Student Attendee : Latitude Yachets
Prior Skywest Pilot Pathway Cadet
Aeronautical Engineering Degree expected 2027-2028
Certified 200 hour Yoga Instructor through Wanderlust Yoga
High GPA, Advanced Placement, and Honor Roll Student
Prior AFROTC Det. 345/Det.280 Cadet Participant
❖ Law Office Management and Technology Skills:
· Differentiates and assess the similarities and differences between policies and procedures utilized in the daily operation of the legal profession
· Demonstrates office technology skills required to perform duties in a law office, and within case management.
· Recognizes, describes, characterizes, and differentiates the various structures of different and diverse law firms along with other law-related organizations.
· Utilizes the proper attitudes and requisite skills required as part of a work team including the understanding and application of ethics, telephone etiquette, and other relevant skills required of the law office professional.
· Demonstrates an understanding of file management, docket control, time keeping, calendaring, timer systems, fee structures, client billing, and document filing.
· Utilizes current computer and software applications to assist and enhance the daily functions of the law office professional.
❖ Civil Litigation:
· Demonstrates an understanding of the stages of civil litigation and the legal professional's role in civil litigation practice, with an emphasis in the case development, all phases of trial, and alternative dispute resolution.
· Describes, applies, and discus's ethical and professional responsibility rules to situations affecting the legal professional engaged in a civil litigation practice.
· Defines and explains the basic components of a civil litigation trial notebook.
· Assists attorneys in the pre-trial phases of a civil litigation case, including engaging in case evaluation, interviewing clients and witnesses, preparing and filing pleadings, and assisting in the discovery process.
❖ Legal Research and Legal Writing:
· Classifies sources of law by distinguishing between primary, secondary, and authorities; mandatory and persuasive
· Demonstrates knowledge and application in the fundamentals of effective legal writing
· Identifies the application of multiple forms of legal writing used within the legal profession including correspondence, internal communications, trial/appellate briefs, pleadings, motions, and discovery etc.
· Drafts written research plans using primary sources and secondary sources that outlines the goals of the legal research projects assigned
· Applies, and extrapolates writing fundamentals to create correspondence, internal communications, trial/appellate briefings, pleadings, motions, and discovery
· Experience in preparing internal memorandum and correspondence to communicate research findings, uses analysis, counter-analysis, and strategic recommendations for multi-issue fact patterns
· Differentiates the sources of law and their functions
· Organizes the steps for analyzing and researching a legal problem, and legal research via LexisNexis Advance
Microsoft Office
Clio
My Case
Needles
Info Genesis POS System
Aloha POS System
Toast Tablet
AdobeProDcVersion
Google Applications: Sheets, Docs
Open Table
Microsoft OneNote
Microsoft Excel
Photoshop/Illustrator
Microsoft Outlook
Math4Law
Prezi
Powerpoint/Keynote
PoshMark
ShareFile
Microsoft Teams
Zoom/Skype
Workday Enterprise Managment
Illustrator/Photoshop
ForeFlight
Spartan Beast Race 21k Athlete
Culinary Fine Dining
Ballerina/Hand Balance Contortionist
Travel
EVOTAL Designs
Photography
Supersonic Aircraft
Modern Design Architecture
Hiking
Live Performance Artist/Studio Oil Painter
Meditation Guide/Life Coach
Permaculture/Sustainability