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Comment on Q&A: What classes should I take in high scool to become a lawyer when im older? by ihopeihelped

ihopeihelped — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 03:04:42 +0000

There aren’t any high school classes that will give you preparation for becoming a lawyer. There are a few summer programs that expose you to the legal profession.

If you want to become a lawyer, be certain that you are taking challenging courses with the idea of getting into a competitive college. Once in college, many students who are pre-law take courses in political science, economics and philosophy. Try to get internships in law offices.

Comment on Who is the best lawyer in Madison, Wisconsin to contact if i want to sue the police department? by stinky

stinky — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 02:48:34 +0000

Dewey, Faqem, and Howe

Comment on Q&A: I’ve contacted several lawyer offices, but haven’t gotten a reply back. How do I go about hiring a lawyer? by Mushu

Mushu — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 10:06:33 +0000

Well actually, they DO have the right to ignore you and not reply. They are not bound by law to do anything for you. They provide a service, if your case doesn’t sound like anything they want to deal with, then they don’t have to.
Call an attorney and make an appointment. Simply calling them to ask them to take your case is going to get you ignored.

Comment on Q&A: I’ve contacted several lawyer offices, but haven’t gotten a reply back. How do I go about hiring a lawyer? by herblaura

herblaura — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 09:45:26 +0000

Well I suppose any lawyer has the right to choose not to act for somebody – if they thought the case was unwinnable, for instance. How have you been contacting them ? In my experience many won’t bother much with emails from people who aren’t their client (yet).
Find one that you like the sound of, phone them and make an appointment to go in and discuss your case. Many do a free first consultation, and there you’ll discuss your claim as well as fees the lawyer will charge for what they will be doing for you.

Comment on What would happen if I fired my Lawyer the first day of court? by Joe

Joe — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 15:02:51 +0000

If you are not happy with your lawyer then you should get another. No reason to stay with a lawyer who is not doing his job. Try calling 877-778-9054. They can set you up with a good lawyer in your area.

Comment on Is two months enough time for a lawyer to prepare for a case? by silky1

silky1 — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 20:57:30 +0000

If the lawyer feels as though he or she may need more time to prepare the case they can ask the court to grant a continuance. In most cases the judge will grant one if they feel it is needed.

Comment on How much can I earn as a lawyer? by kmk621

kmk621 — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 04:11:05 +0000

The first-year associates at big law firms in New York and other big cities start at 165K a year plus bonuses. Some law firms do criminal offense. To work at a big firm straight from law school, you have to have very good grades, probably be on a law journal and/or moot court, and go to a good law school. These people work 80 hours a week, it is NOT a 9 to 5 lifestyle. Also, at these big firms you tend to sort of go where they need you, and don’t always get to pick your area of practice.

Criminal prosecutors fresh out of law school make approximately 40 to 60K depending on the state/city.

I am not sure what you mean by comparative lawyer. Do you mean international law?

If you go to law school, unless you get full scholarships and your parents help you with rent/tuition/living expenses, you will come out of school with 100K in loans or more.

If you are interested in money only, I would suggest going into business or something- it is very few that make the huge bucks right out of school, and they have little to no life outside of work.

Comment on How much can I earn as a lawyer? by kapn

kapn — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 03:45:47 +0000

Depends……..your dad own the law firm……..are your grades 4.0 + how hard are you willing to work………not enough infor…..

Comment on Which college is best if I want to become a contract lawyer? by Frankie M

Frankie M — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 10:07:12 +0000

Any ABA approved law school will do.

Comment on Which college is best if I want to become a contract lawyer? by drip

drip — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 09:43:08 +0000

A student would first have to go to college as an undergraduate, choose a major – law is not a major for undergrads- earn their Bachelors degree,which would take four years, then take the LSAT exam and apply to law schools, which is another 3 years.

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