What can you do with a law degree?

 Private Practice -  Many work in firms with several hundred lawyers in cities around the world. Lawyers usually join firms as associates and work towards becoming partners.

Government -  Many government lawyers work at the local level, but state governments and the federal government also hire lawyers to perform a multitude of tasks.

Judicial Clerkship -  Depending on how a state’s court system is structured, judicial clerkships are available at both the federal and state levels.

Public Interest -  These lawyers might represent clients in landlord-tenant disagreements, or negotiate child visitation rights.

Legal Publishing and Journalism -  Most law students use either Lexis or Westlaw as research tools during law school.

In-House -  Large companies often have correspondingly large legal departments and a number of in-house attorneys who specialize in specific issues.

Politics -  Some law school graduates work in the political process as legislative representatives.

Law Firm Administration -  Large law firms often have a variety of non-practice-related employment. Graduates interested in these law firm positions usually have business, accounting or human resources backgrounds.

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