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A lawyer is a person who holds a license to practice law. They advocate on behalf of their clients, or they work in another capacity in the legal field. Not all lawyers actively practice law. Completing the requirements to obtain a law license and getting your license makes you a lawyer. The path to becoming a lawyer can be a challenging one. It is important to start on your path at an early age and learn great study habits while still in high school.

Lawyers work in both the public sector and the private sector. Attorneys who represent clients help their clients understand the law and pursue the course of action that is most helpful to their client’s position. Their help might range from giving their client advice on how the law applies to their case to formally representing their client in a courtroom. Lawyers might prepare legal documents, interview witnesses, conduct depositions, argue court motions and conduct trials. For most lawyers, each day is a little bit different.

Becoming a lawyer takes a certain amount of academic skill.

Prospective lawyers must undertake a series of steps to practice law, including completion of undergraduate and graduate degrees, examinations and licensing processes. Prior to embarking in this journey, those interested should ask themselves why they want to become a lawyer and if they are willing to commit several years to studying law in order to do so. For those who answer affirmatively, the following guide outlines the various academic, skill building, and licensing steps required to begin a career practicing law.

Lawyers help their clients, whether they are individuals or groups of people, businesses, or other organizations, navigate the legal system. The legal system in the United States is an adversarial system, meaning that parties settle their disputes by arguing their case and presenting evidence to a judge or jury, and lawyers may represent parties on either side of a dispute.

Lawyers can defend their clients against accusations, or they may work on behalf of the government to prosecute people for violations of the law. Individuals or organizations may hire lawyers to ensure they are meeting their legal obligations, or to attempt to force other people or groups to meet their legal obligations. There are many types of law that lawyers may practice, including family law, tax law, environmental law, and intellectual property law.

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