Career questions tagged lawyer
A lawyer is an advocate for the law. There are multiple different types of lawyers, and some of the most popular ones are trial, business, and prosecutor. For more information, please read below. Read more Show lessInternships for high school students in NJ for Law?
Hello! I am a freshman at a Law Academy high school in NJ ! I was wondering if anyone knows where I could get an internship for a Law office or attorney office. I am located in the Bergen/Sussex County part in NJ. I have been interested in social justice and civics my whole life and I want to help learn how it is to be an attorney or more about law in general. Please let me know :) P.S I am 14 turning 15 right now
can I stil be a lawyer if I have troblem with reading and write good becuase I just have problem with it?
Hey ! My Name is angie I am in 11 grade and i plan on becoming a lawyer. The problem is that i strugle with reading and writing and im pretty sure that reading and wring is a imporant part of being a lawyer so what can i do to better my reading and wrinting.
Does a District attorney pay well in the USA?
Does a District attorney pay well in the USA?
"What are the most important skills and experiences you would recommend someone develop if they want to become a district attorney"?
"I'm really interested in becoming a district attorney one day and am currently exploring ways to prepare for that career. Since I'm still early in my journey, I'm curious to know what are the most important skills and experiences you think are essential for someone pursuing this path? I want to make sure I'm focusing on the right areas to prepare myself for a role in law enforcement and prosecution."
What are some free internships I can apply for as someone wanting to go into pre-law?
I'm a junior in high school and can really only find internships for college or stem students :(, I currently do debate and am a receptionist for a law firm right now but I need more
Why is law hard ?
I want to study law and linguistics in college How do I go about it?
What is the most important skill to be a good attorney?
I am a junior in high school and planning on becoming an attorney. I was curious about the skills that I should be focusing on throughout my education so I can be better prepared for this career.
I am Not Quite Sure What To Do For College and What The Process is Like
I am in the 7th grade and I am just beginning to explore my future career, what are some careers and helpful next steps I should consider based on my passions and interests? At school, I am most interested in music, English, and science and math when it isn't to easy, but I don't think that I would want to continue doing math throughout my life and have it be a big part of my life and career. My hobbies include baking, singing and songwriting, acting and running. I am really interested in solving problems and mysteries, especially proving a point, but also hands on work. I would also love to go to a college with a good cross country program. A topic that I am passionate is law and medicine, but I want to weigh out my options and see what else I could do as a career because I don't have to make a decision quite yet. What are some careers options that best align with these interests and what are some helpful next steps I can do in the near future?
What high school courses and extracurricular activities should I take if I wanted to pursue a career in criminal justice?
should I switch into those classes or wait til next year ?
When becoming a criminal lawyer what steps are the hardest to go through ?
I'm In 9th grade and looking forward to being a criminal lawyer and I want to make sure I prepare myself for any challenges I may go through
What is a good law related 1st job to gain experience from that will increase my chances of being a lawyer?
I'm in 9th grade and want to expand my knowledge in law. I'm looking into my first job and what that will be.
What should I major in If I want to be a criminal lawyer ?
I'm in 9th grade and really want to be a criminal lawyer when I grow up. I'm still thinking about what schools to go to after highschool.
How can you find fulfillment in whatever career you decide to pursue?
I think it's important to do what you love. But it isn't always so simple, so I was wondering how you can balance that with working a job because it provides financial security. For example, I want to pursue law school and become a lawyer, even though that wasn't my first choice for something I would thoroughly enjoy doing.
What is the best way to get involved with law in high school and how can I prepare? #Fall24
I'm in 9th grade. I am a dual-enrollment student. I am interested in psychology, writing, journalism, and law. I have done volunteering relating to immigration law. I find defense law very interesting. What is the best way to get involved with law in high school and how can I prepare.
what inspired you to do corporate law ?
Hi I am in 9 grade and I was thinking about going into corporate law. I have done swap meet justice, it is basically where we help people apply for citizenship and help them renew their residency. I wanted to ask you, how did you know you wanted to be a corporate lawyer, what school did you go to, what was your major, and what was job hunting like. was it hard finding a job as a corporate lawyer.
how do I chose what type of lawyer I want to be and how can I prepare in advance before going into law??
I am in 7th grade and I want to get into law but any tips will help me so I can get a head start on my career.
which types of lawyers make the most money?
I am considering law school and want to see what the return on investment would be. also interested in knowing how much each type makes, and what a typical work day, week, month, and year look like, along with hours worked and the level of stress.
If I'm interested in being a criminal lawyer or a career in law, what types of jobs, experiences, or skills are employers looking for on a resume ?
I'm in the 9th grade and have plans of being a criminal lawyer. I want to make sure I stand out for colleges and different workplaces with some experiences and skills that I have.