So, you’re about to hire a virtual paralegal, and you find this post, which is great because we’re going to tell you how to protect yourself and your client.
Confidentiality agreements, also known as NDAs (nondisclosure agreements), are used to ensure that your client’s sensitive information is protected. If you’re looking for a way to protect sensitive information or intellect, confidentiality agreements are an important tool in your arsenal.
We’ve all heard the saying, “Trust but verify.”
Well, it’s true: You can’t really trust someone until you know for sure that they’re on your side.
That’s why we think it’s important to sign an NDA with your immigration paralegal. It doesn’t mean that they’ll act ethically—it just means that if something were to happen, you’d have some legal protection.
Every immigration paralegal that joins our team signs a confidentiality agreement. They are carefully vetted and trained for best practices. We also make sure they have previous in-office experience. This helps guarantee that they know how to handle sensitive information.
Your information is protected by our state-of-the-art security measures, which include not only encryption but also regular audits and updates of our systems.