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What are the benefits becoming a lawyer?
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Rebecca’s Answer
If you like reading, writing, strategizing, solving problems, and performing (sometimes quite complex) analyses, you should consider using those strengths to become a lawyer. There are so many areas of the law that you will likely find something that "clicks" for you. For example, do you like real estate? Property lawyer. Like the idea of drafting air-tight agreements? Contracts lawyer. Are you interested in protecting the privacy of our personal data? Privacy lawyer. Like strategy and fighting (and winning) using your own intelligence? Litigator. Like engineering? Intellectual property lawyer. There are lawyers who work in family, criminal, health, international, regulatory, environmental, energy, art, wills, animal rights, aviation, gambling, sports, entertainment law, and so on! If you find the right area of law for you, you will never be bored.
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Deepak’s Answer
Being a lawyer you know all your rights well, and you can be an instrument in providing justice to the citizens of your country. Besides it's a noble profession with good pay.
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Blake’s Answer
You get to potentially defend innocent people and provide justice.
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Donna’s Answer
(1) You can read and understand your own legal documents;
(2) Your relatives will call you for legal advice, hoping to avoid hiring a lawyer;
(3) You can be independent and make your own hours, except for court appearances, depositions and client meetings;
(4) You will get some respect;
(5) You may be able to really help people, although a doctor might be better for this;
(6) You can help make new law;
(7) People will think you know more, especially as you get older;
(8) You can make more money than most professions;
(9) You can intimidate a lot of people, if you want;
(10) If you serve on a jury, you will probably get selected to be foreperson; and
(11) It is, in my opinion, a noble profession that allows you to help people and really make a difference.
(2) Your relatives will call you for legal advice, hoping to avoid hiring a lawyer;
(3) You can be independent and make your own hours, except for court appearances, depositions and client meetings;
(4) You will get some respect;
(5) You may be able to really help people, although a doctor might be better for this;
(6) You can help make new law;
(7) People will think you know more, especially as you get older;
(8) You can make more money than most professions;
(9) You can intimidate a lot of people, if you want;
(10) If you serve on a jury, you will probably get selected to be foreperson; and
(11) It is, in my opinion, a noble profession that allows you to help people and really make a difference.