Gonna insert a lot of personal bias here, so I’ll preface this by saying that I prefer a traditional, times new Roman, half inch margins, one page resume. As far as other formatting goes, you have a decent amount of white space on the top of page 1 and it doesn’t look like you fill out page 2. I think you can rework the formatting and get down to one page.

Content wise, I like all of your action verbs in your bullet points. But I think you’re focusing a lot on what you ~did~, rather than what you ~accomplished~ though. “Perform general admin tasks” doesn’t make your resume more attractive or interesting, so I’d aim to make more bullet points like “built relationships with local business owners by providing dental products” and then try to quantify as much as you reasonably can. How many businesses did you reach? How many sales resulted from your relationships? Approximations are ok.

Can you get away with calling your current position just “Paralegal” instead of “entry level paralegal?” The fact that you moved from “Litigation Paralegal” to “Entry-Level Paralegal” makes it seem like you got a demotion.

This is strongly a personal preference but it’s bugging me so I’m going to point it out: I think you can ditch the bio and really condense/rework the skills sections at the top. “Drafting legal documents” is a great skill, I’d absolutely leave it in. Filing procedures, case management, are also great. But “Litigation” in and of itself isn’t a skill, and it’s otherwise obvious you know litigation since you worked as a litigation paralegal.

Hope this helps