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Darlene Flynt
Darlene was born in May 1957, the daughter of a construction worker. After completing her high school education, she earned a degree as an Occupational Therapy Assistant. She worked in this field for a decade before taking time off to raise her children.
In 1997, Darlene entered college and enrolled in the Paralegal Studies program at the Bryant & Stratton Business Institute. She earned an Associate's Degree in Paralegal Studies in March 1999. She earned membership on the Dean's List.
Darlene joined MODICA & ASSOCIATES in April 1999 as a paralegal. She was subsequently promoted to Paralegal Administrator. Darlene concentrates on serving the Firm's clients in Workers' Compensation and personal injury cases. In addition, she conducts all the initial phone interviews for potential clients. As office administrator, Darlene keeps the office running smoothly.
Darlene, and her husband Richard, reside in Greece, New York. They have three children: Amanda and Matt Hicks, and Dan Flynt.
OTHER LEGAL EXPERIENCE
Student Externship (1/99 to 3/99)
GRAY FELDMAN & ROSENBAUM, Rochester, NY.
Student Volunteer (10/98 to 12/98)
NEW YORK STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL, Rochester, NY.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Paralegal Club at Bryant & Stratton (1997-1998)
Paralegal Association of Rochester (1998 to present)
National Federation of Paralegal Associations (1998 to present)
EDUCATION
Erie (NY) Community College
Associates of Applied Science, 1977
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Dean's List
Greece (NY) Community Continuing Education
Real Estate Pre-licensing Course, 1995
Bryant & Stratton Business Institute
Associate in Occupational Studies, 1999
Paralegal Studies
Dean's List
RECENT CONTINUING EDUCATION
HIPPA Privacy Act
September 9, 2003 (2 hours)
Presented by Women's Bar Association of New York
Advanced Legal Drafting for New York Paralegals
June 26, 2002 (6 hours)
Presented by the Institute for Paralegal Education
SSD/SSI Basic Disability Training
October 24, 2001(6 hours)
Presented by the Greater Upstate Law Project
Women's Conference
Skills for Female Managers in the Workplace
May 3, 2001 (6 hours)
Presented by Fred Pryor Seminars
PUBLICATIONS
Featured in October/November 2001 issue of The National Paralegal Reporter. The theme of the issue was construction law. This journal is published bi-monthly by the National Federation of Paralegal Associations.
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