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2017 Edition

international industry 54119

Other Legal Services

Overview

This industry comprises establishments of legal practitioners (except lawyers and attorneys) primarily engaged in providing specialized legal or paralegal services.

The immediate parent of international industry 54119 is industry group 5411: Legal Services

Illustrative Examples

  • Notary public services
  • Process serving services
  • Paralegal services
  • Real estate settlement offices
  • Patent agent services (i.e., patent filing and searching services)
  • Real estate title abstract companies

2017 NAICS Edition Cross References

  • Establishments of lawyers and attorneys primarily engaged in the practice of law are classified in Industry 54111, Offices of Lawyers; and
  • Establishments (except offices of lawyers, attorneys, and paralegals) primarily engaged in providing arbitration and conciliation services are classified in Industry 54199, All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services.

History

The NAICS editions in which this code was present are indicated below. In the event that a code was changed from the prior edition the equivalent value in that edition is provided for reference.

Edition Existed Equivalent Value
2002 54119
2007 54119
2012 54119
2017 54119
2022 54119

Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Mappings

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Insurance Industry Mappings

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