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    Question: What types of lawyers are there and what is their average salary?

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    One of the best resources for finding out more about the legal profession and how much lawyers earn is from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. This department of the government tracks information about all professions.  The two links below will let you find out everything you ever wanted to know about becoming a lawyer and how much they earn.

    http://www.bls.gov/k12/html/soc_001.htm

    http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos053.htm

     
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    51 thru 55 of 87 comments    ... [ 11 ]  12   13   14   15  ...   
    On 03/08/07
    sarah from CT said:
    I want to be a lawyer for a few different but resonable reasons. One being that I want to help society become a better environment to live in, but two being to make sure that the defendents being accussed of commiting a crime is rightfully accussed. Are they guilty or NOT guilty? But I dont want to be just any law yer I want to be a defence attorney. I want to be able to make my clients satisfied with my work performance as well as the human body in society.
    On 02/23/07
    quity from VA said:
    I want to be a lawyer , But i think the job is giong to get boring after a while.
    On 02/22/07
    nikki from AL said:
    i really want to be a lawyer to help people though out thier life and to make good decision for people.
    On 01/06/07
    from AL said:
    lawyers usually know how to spell.
    On 12/17/06
    Aliyah from IL said:
    I really really want to be a lwayer because they get to prove their point and they get to defend people. Also, I am very hard working wich is a good trait to hsve when wanting to a lawyer or being a lawyer. Another thing is I have great 'people skills'
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