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Wondering which area of law would be perfect for you? This 2-minute quiz will tell you exactly what you need to know. Are you a hotshot corporate type?
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BetaMany law grads choose an area of law because they like the idea of it, but then become surprised, disappointed, and even depressed by the day-to-day reality of what that specialty entails. It could be the fact that there’s hardly any human interaction or too much; little to no stability and predictability or too much paperwork; or any of the other things we’ve discussed thus far.
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BetaWhile law schools don’t expect you to choose one before you enroll, it’s always a good idea to learn about the various fields of law, whether or not you choose to narrow the focus of your legal career down the line. Keep reading below to discover 21 different fields of law that you may want to explore before and after earning your law degree.
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BetaThere are too many types of law to list here – from banking to bioethics, intellectual property to immigration. Make a list of all the areas you can think of, and narrow it down to a handful you’re legitimately interested in. ... If you’re looking for a stable job, choose an area like wills and probate. It offers constant work, no matter ...
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BetaAs the world changes, so does the law. Areas of law that were unheard of 30 years ago (e.g., internet law) are critical today. Keeping an eye on practice area trends and market demands can help you position yourself for a highly rewarding career. Here are some of the types of law to practice thought to be most in demand in the coming years:
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BetaSome areas of law are dense with statutory and regulatory text, while other areas require the application of common sense to general principles. Some areas, such as tax law, are highly academic in orientation and require a first-class intellect. Other areas of law, particularly consumer litigation, depend more on persuasion and social skills.
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BetaAnd that's okay. You don't need to choose the type of law you practice when you start your studies, and even if you haven't settled on an area of expertise by graduation, few recruiters expect law students to have specialized. In fact, many early-career legal graduates change their focus at least once, especially after gaining some experience.
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BetaYour goal with this process is to go from your academic understating of a particular area of law and connect it to what it looks like in the real world. By creating a decision tree using these five categories (Practice Area, Industry, Type of Employer, Type of Client, and Type of Legal Issue) you can quickly connect the dots between school and ...
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BetaThe rights, use, and transactions related to real property—which includes land and anything attached to it, fall under real estate law. Real estate lawyers can be involved in a variety of areas, such as land use planning, property disputes, and the transfer of property. Legal professionals in this type of law practice spend a significant amount of time researching and preparing legal ...
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BetaHere’s the thing. Chances are, whatever area of law you choose for your first job will most likely not be the area of law you practice for the rest of your career. In fact, there’s a good chance that you’ll choose different areas of law and shift gears many times during your career. 10 Tips for Deciding What Type of Law to Practice
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