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    Estate, Sports and Entertainment, and, Tax. (Fields of Law). Usually a lawyer only picks one, sometimes two fields (or branches) to focus on. Luckily that decision is later in the future, because as of the moment there are more pressing matters; “Law schools do not expect you to know what kind of law you want to practice before you matriculate. Still, it is a good idea to learn about the various types of law practice well before you decide to submit law school applications. Educating yourself in…

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    Four attorneys from Bergen County New Jersey, previously barred to practice law, were charged with alleged misuse of clients’ funds and unauthorized practice of law. The attorneys were arrested following complaints triggered by civilians and based on information from the New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics. Lawrence Jaskot from Lodi who was disbarred in January of 2014 is accused of taking more than $75,000 from his attorney’s trust account for personal expenses. Leonard Adoff, another…

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    Considering Christine Parker’s theory of lawyers ' ethics, which of the four approaches she describes would you hope to apply if you were to go on to legal practice after graduation? Critique your chosen model and explain why the approach is suited to you and the type of practice you would consider. The application of ethical frameworks towards making a legal decision is held as important by many scholars, as most agree that it is important to apply these frameworks throughout one’s profession…

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    a lawyer can do” applies to the tasks that are prohibited to anyone except licensed attorneys. These tasks include counseling clients, directly practicing law, and appearing in court. A paralegal is as adept and skilled as a lawyer in research and preparation but, because of licensing and certification regulations, can not actually practice law and take on clients of their own. These licensing and certification regulations require prospective attorneys to to meet requirements for education,…

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    these public lawyers. The lowest salaries can start at $60,000 for lower income areas and not go much higher than that. In non-profit work, depending on the funding of the particular non-profit, lawyers could on average make $80,000. For private practice, conditions are much better. If one works for a large corporation, they can easily make six figures with luxurious offices. The only condition is that the company expects much more from him and demand…

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    workload, or morally against client’s actions, preventing the lawyer from emotionally being able to give their all to a client. No matter how mundane or novel the issue is an attorney ethical duties of competency must remain the bedrock of their practice for the protection of the public and the preservation of the profession.…

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    Lawyer, a profession that practices or studies law, is a career I wish to pursue because I could help innocent people, have an intellectual challenge, and have flexibility. I have been interested in this career for along time, but I just thought I could actually become a lawyer. The reason why I like this career is the challenge of becoming a lawyer. For instant every state has their own set of laws a lawyer has to follow, or the lawyer could get into a lot of trouble. The only challenge I think…

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    Lawyer Career Paper

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    Training/Earnings/Benefits To become a lawyer, you must have four years of undergraduate study. Upon completion, you have to attend three years of law school. To graduate law school most states require a Juris Doctorate Degree. Some training that is helpful is english, public speaking, government, history, math, economics, and computer skills. To be accepted into law school you must pass a state's written bar examination. The average hourly wage for the top 10% of lawyers is about $95 per…

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    First you must get your bachelor’s degree. While getting your bachelor’s degree you would take pre-law classes throughout to the 4-year span. You'd take classes such as history, English, political science and criminal justice. Second you would take the Law School Admissions Test or the LSAT’s. Third you would the get your law degree. Finally you would then take the Multistate Bar Examination and if it pass you become a licensed lawyer.…

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    Law There are many careers in Law, but this paper will focus on the how to become a lawyer and what it is like to be one. This career will always be needed as people are always committing crimes and need some to defend them. When someone is studying to be a lawyer they usually chose one field of law to practice. To pursue a career in law one must consider the education, skills, cost, jobs, and the future of this career. In order to become a lawyer you will have to attend different forms of…

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