A paralegal working in a large law firm is likely to

A) spend all of his or her time completing low-level paperwork.
B) have a support staff.
C) give legal advice.
D) All of these choices are correct.

Paralegals in large law firms often have support staff to assist with their workload, unlike giving legal advice, which is restricted to licensed attorneys, or spending all their time on low-level paperwork, as their roles typically involve a variety of tasks including research and document preparation.