A law degree can lead to a variety of career paths beyond private practice. Here are some of the careers and jobs that you can pursue with a law degree:
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Legal Careers: Private practice, government, legal publishing and journalism, legal education, financial planning, investment banking, estate planning, and more.
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Politics: Legislative representatives, lobbyists, and political consultants.
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Business: CEOs, entrepreneurs, and business development, clerk and attorney recruitment, law firm finances, human resources, or managing office work flow.
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Alternative Careers: Private investigator, mediator, arbitrator, compliance officer, human resources manager, and more.
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Public Service: Assistant attorneys general with state Departments of Justice, municipal attorneys, public defenders, and more.
These are just a few examples of the many career paths that a law degree can lead to. The skills and knowledge gained from a law degree can be applied to a wide range of industries and professions.
