I want to be an immigration or human rights lawyer. But realistically I want to be a JAG officer first and then create my own practice for the topics stated above.
Studying for my ged at age 24 I’ll be graduating this year. I want to study law. History is very interesting to me. Also knowing my rights. Honestly I’ve had an amazing public defender, I’ve also seen people have not so great ones. I always wished someone could have the same experience as mine. It would be so rewarding to give some one the opportunity my lawyer gave me.
ever since i could speak, people have told me that i’d make a great attorney. i feel like the argumentative and logic based side of law would be perfect for me! a job where i could research, compile data and evidence, and argue would be the absolute dream! when i grow up i’m either gonna be a sleazy ambulance chaser (for funzies yknow?) or a defense attorney
Love this! I’m a rising 2L wanting to go into family/juvenile law & I’m currently clerking with a firm. Definitely feeling the effects of not personally knowing any lawyers/law school not prepping us for practice lol 🙃 but this video was helpful! Thanks for sharing
Of course! Congrats on finishing your first year and securing a clerkship! It gets better, I promise lol. The good thing is you’re getting practice early, just continue to build genuine connections with people! 😊
I'm 17 wanting to go into law. I wanna go into corporate law, but kinda have a passion for criminal law as well, so I am going to study just law in September.
it's the always on call for me! boundaries are important but, i definitely hear from clients late at night on the weekends sometimes. it comes with the territory lol
You are the first person I've heard to tell it like it is. Law school does not prepare you for the PRACTICE of law. I really loved my law classes but ummm yea.
Been a lawyer for 12 years and worked in public sector, law firm, corporate law, and now a career counselor at law school. Great list! i will also add CLEs. This can be annoying to keep up with that has significant consequences if you don't and definitely does not get talked about in law school
Wow you’re a very dynamic person! I’m finishing my BA in a few months and getting the itch to go into law and you’re video answered many of my questions and “misconceptions” that I had so thank you friend and I’ll be subscribing to find out more. I really appreciate it
I feel law school is meant to give you a broad perspective of what your options are when deciding on what you want to practice. So they kinda cover the basics of most things will be practiced as, anyone agree?
I’m a paralegal heading into law school in September and I already know all of this! Excited to start. Been working at BigLaw for a couple of years now so I feel like I know a thing or two!
@@Shanianayola So I went the paralegal ---> Lawyer route, recently becoming licensed, I worked FT during law school, hardest years of my academic life but it really does fly by and as much work as you get, it will not compare to being a practicing attorney
@@denisetapia5649 you only need the practice tests (official ones) and the Logical Reasoning Bible (maybe games too). Everything else is a waste of money
This sounds exactly what it is to be an Accountant. working all those hours and then having to build relationships through happy hour and other events can be overwhelming, especially when some of your coworkers seem to do it with so much ease , can make you a little insecure
I'm not an attorney, but worked for years in a support role with attorneys in a healthcare system. The tips you are giving are very valid and I hope aspiring attorneys appreciate & head your advice. You are kind to share your experiences with others.
Excellent video! I am a 4th year law student. I am doing law as a mid-life career changer. I have been a freelance paralegal / LDA for 12 years! I love the profession, and there are so many directions that you can take with it.
I'm an atty but I do work 8-5 M-F . At 5pm I shut it down lol but I work for the government so when the shop is closed the shop is closed lol. But yesss my cousins keep asking me to get their homeboys out of jail and I do admin law!
ooo girl that sounds amazing! I can't even imagine what it's like to get off at five and be done for the day! Dead @ your cousins, I can definitely relate LOL
I would say first be sure that this is the path you want to go down. Also, not being afraid to lean on your support system. Prepare yourself and the people around you for this new journey. Take breaks, lean on your faith (if you're religious) and plan things out and be as organized as you can. Hope that helps. Believe in yourself! You've got this!
Don't rush into it take a year off and think about it make sure that it is something you want it. Meet with a lawyer take him out to lunch and pick their brains about what they actually do
Greetings Sister First congrats on having successfully completing law school and becoming an attorney. I can most certainly say you will always be on-call, our minds run a million miles a minute, you almost have to be nuts to be in this profession or nuts about this profession. This is a legal company and we get tons of questions and requests from friends family co workers anyone who know what you are, who you are. We connect with attys across country and you are correct that school does not prepare you for every practice, some things you will need to learn etc, we handle estates, wills, business formations contracts, and will eventually move into family law and real estate, notary etc. I enjoyed your video thoroughly and thanks!
At a young age i wanted to be a lawyer and my dream is coming true.lm in law school and you are teaching me better stuff and i will understand more.thankyou love for the video and u deserve to go viral.
I feel this. I went through a paralegal program that focused on litigation but now I work in-house for a commercial development company. My schooling definitely didn't help in that regard!
I’m considering going to law school and this was super informative and these are all definitely things I already know how to handle mostly so this give me new excitement about applying
If you have a friend who is a lawyer and want advice from that friend, offer something. Anything! Taking them out to lunch, offering some sort of service in return. One friend of mine offered to paint a picture of my cat if I helped her with a small legal issue. I appreciated it and we were both happy to be able to help the other. There is liability with every question lawyers answers and I don't think people understand that either. The question that always makes me cringe and brace is: "Can I ask you a question?" I know that they're going to ask a legal question and then it puts me in this crappy position of having to either take the liability if I give a wrong answer (which often means I need to do research to make sure I'm giving the right answer) or I look like a jerk and say I don't offer legal advice outside of work. So if you do have a friend who is a lawyer and want to ask a question, it goes a long way to offer a little something in return so that the friend doesn't feel taken advantage of. The only reason that friend has that answer is through years of hard work and stress.
The people said “the duty is always come with responsibility, the job has a very high salary, so you have to handle as much as responsible on your shoulder.” Everything you did, you have to be pay the price for what have you done. That’s life
if law schools don't teach you how to be a transactional lawyer, then where do you obtain the knowledge and skills to be one? And how do you jump into that industry without those skills?
I know, a lot of people say you shouldn't do law if you're not serious or passionate about it, or your doing it because you don't know what you want to do, but I think that is the best job for me because 1. I hate math and stem 2. English is not bad, I can do some critical thinking The problem is that I've heard that lawyers is on call all the time and doing a lot of documents before going to court and winning (or losing) the case. I mean as long as I can organize everything and work well, I will do it. But, I have a sewing hobby that I WANT to continue into my adulthood. I talked to my dad about his suggestion of being a lawyer and the money and job sound stable, but it seems very strict and structured. Honestly, considering my personality: anxious and hard working and stubborn, can I handle it? I'm so afraid... p.s I have more, but I'm not going to push all my burdens onto this comment
Loved this! I relate on so many points! Especially funny was that bit about how annoying logging your entries into your daily time sheet can be. Amen!! I just dread admin work 😂
Can you do a video on the different types of law? Like if you have any friends or co worker in different fields and have them give a brief input on how they find their field (including you❤) I know it's probably still quarentine, so maybe you can do an online meeting to ask the questions. It could even be live. 😍 It would be so interesting.
Zahra Johnson thanks so much for the idea! I love it and have definitely thought about doing a live. I’ve got to rally up some friends from different paths but I’m so down!
This is exactly my life as an Accountant for several small companies. I'm now studying to be a lawyer so nothing will change in my work life, I guess! 😅 Also my friends are always asking me for tax consultation (for free of course).
They want me to be always on call, BUT I be ignoring calls after work hours🤣🤣. I do transactional matters and cases and clients are the bane of my existence. We need them but, Whew! I totally agree on the anxiety. For me, being a lawyer is constantly asking why I chose to be a lawyer, but I already put so much resources and energy into it so...
You mentioned at 6:00 that you have multiple cases simultaneously. As a lawyer do you get to choose how many cases you tackle to prevent feeling inundated? Not to mention, you get to focus solely on one client at a time to give them the best outcome with their case?
I’m upset no one told me i could have any undergrad major before law school. Yes history, English or my major, Political Science, would beneficial. But i with i picked a major i could’ve enjoyed like my sociology minor.
I am on a binge of your videos and your advice is super helpful! I was wondering if you could talk about how you decided on going law school and figured out what you wanted to specialize in? I'm about to become a senior undergrad and law school is compelling but I'm worried it isn't for me (introverted and worried about work-life balance) and not worth the steep price tag to even apply.. I don't know if I should hustle now and get an application in to schools when I don't even know what kind of law I want to study, or just wait to apply and work to gain some life experience instead first. Would love to hear your insights on how you made the decision!!
Astrid Emyle hey! Thanks so much for watching! I can definitely make a video going into more detail about my experience and how I made my decisions. I think you can look into getting accepted and maybe deferring a year or two. Also maybe try some internships or summer jobs at a law firm. Even if not an intern you can get a glimpse into what it’s like to work at a law firm. Also there are many different avenues as a lawyer not just a traditional law firm job. Work life balance is definitely something i am still working on managing but i wouldn’t let being an introvert deter you! Thanks for the video topic idea, I will get on it! ☺️
[" Suits show seem to give a good example of being a lawyer, and working at a firm. Btw, you resemble Jessica both in status, and appearance. I appreciate that they use real precedence, terminology, companies, etc. "]
I’m interested in this. Or at least I’m considering it. I’m 23 and I’m in my junior year studying for my bachelor’s in business. I’m thinking about pausing for a semester to get certified as a paralegal. Then working there to see is law is really something that I want to do. I will say though, one thing that scares me about becoming an attorney is that I definitely want a family down the line and I know becoming one would make that harder. However, since I’m single and still in my early twenties, I want to get as much education as I can ❤
Thank you for posting this. Question: What are your thoughts on someone who is forty-ish entering law school and what does their job prospects look like; for criminal law specifically?
Great Content As well as needing a Great Mentor so important!!!! They need to talk about that. I,'m glad I went to Paralegal School Graduated and got on the Dean's List. That's why I'm pursuing Law School. Thanks for your Content!!!!I like Helping People!!!
I do my best to remain positive, switch gears to another task, spend time with my family, talk to friends and family and pray. Best way for me to track my time is writing it down as I go, the most efficient way is to use timers but you have to remember to timers when you switch matters.
I'm 14 and my parents are forcing me to become a lawyer but honestly they did convince me to become one meanwhile I'm here browsing in the internet questions for example “Do I get breaks? ", “Am I fit to be a lawyer?" Being a lawyer sounds good to me but at the same time I want to follow my passion of making art and music
Zyi Li entertainment in St. Louis , Mo is a music entertainment company started by a lawyer He performs on a sax on stage Does a lot of work for the needy vets
Do your homework on the lifestyle and see if its something you can handle. She's mentioned plenty about the workload. The only way you'll make it through every day is if you have the passion for the work you do. Do you like to serve others? You would need a strong passion for helping others because everything you do will be just that.
You should reach out to some local lawyers & try to shadow them for the day. You will have a better idea of what a lawyer does on the day-to-day & if that is something you want to be doing.
Comment down below if you want to be a lawyer and what kind of lawyer you want to be!
I want to be an immigration or human rights lawyer. But realistically I want to be a JAG officer first and then create my own practice for the topics stated above.
Zahra Johnson i love that! I actually considered JAG for a hot second to ease the financial burden of student loans!
I wanna be a lawyer but I'm not sure of it's going to be a criminal or cooperate law
Family law and personal injury
I'm interested in entertainment law
“People will assume you know everything about the law” 😂😂😂 yes. I haven’t even entered law school yet and my family ask me that now.
SheGotFit lmao I’m glad you feel me! 😂
Lol. True that.
THIS COMMENT
Hahaha! Can relate so much
@@TheAspiringBossdo to q
I’ve work 8+ years at law firms being an accountant and everything she say is on point even for financial professionals
Studying for my ged at age 24 I’ll be graduating this year. I want to study law. History is very interesting to me. Also knowing my rights. Honestly I’ve had an amazing public defender, I’ve also seen people have not so great ones. I always wished someone could have the same experience as mine. It would be so rewarding to give some one the opportunity my lawyer gave me.
You can do it!!!!
Don’t give up keep going 🙏🙏
How is it going?
I've worked as a Paralegal for 9 years, and all of this is ACCURATE.
ever since i could speak, people have told me that i’d make a great attorney. i feel like the argumentative and logic based side of law would be perfect for me! a job where i could research, compile data and evidence, and argue would be the absolute dream! when i grow up i’m either gonna be a sleazy ambulance chaser (for funzies yknow?) or a defense attorney
Love this! I’m a rising 2L wanting to go into family/juvenile law & I’m currently clerking with a firm. Definitely feeling the effects of not personally knowing any lawyers/law school not prepping us for practice lol 🙃 but this video was helpful! Thanks for sharing
Of course! Congrats on finishing your first year and securing a clerkship! It gets better, I promise lol. The good thing is you’re getting practice early, just continue to build genuine connections with people! 😊
@@PEYPLACE sounds like you're projecting
binge watching cause i really wanna be a lawyer and these are really interesting and helpful
yayyyyy!
I'm 17 wanting to go into law. I wanna go into corporate law, but kinda have a passion for criminal law as well, so I am going to study just law in September.
ME TOO!! i am studying criminal law right now but i am also looking at corporate law
@@georgiaccount1238 is it hard?? And also I heard the job paying is not that good
@@georgiaccount1238 making a mistake
it's the always on call for me! boundaries are important but, i definitely hear from clients late at night on the weekends sometimes. it comes with the territory lol
Whew I’m glad you understand! 😂
You are the first person I've heard to tell it like it is. Law school does not prepare you for the PRACTICE of law. I really loved my law classes but ummm yea.
True
Been a lawyer for 12 years and worked in public sector, law firm, corporate law, and now a career counselor at law school. Great list! i will also add CLEs. This can be annoying to keep up with that has significant consequences if you don't and definitely does not get talked about in law school
Wow you’re a very dynamic person! I’m finishing my BA in a few months and getting the itch to go into law and you’re video answered many of my questions and “misconceptions” that I had so thank you friend and I’ll be subscribing to find out more. I really appreciate it
You’re very welcome!
I feel law school is meant to give you a broad perspective of what your options are when deciding on what you want to practice. So they kinda cover the basics of most things will be practiced as, anyone agree?
I’m a paralegal heading into law school in September and I already know all of this! Excited to start. Been working at BigLaw for a couple of years now so I feel like I know a thing or two!
@Benicia 🤎 California. They may have some strange rules that let you work with attorneys for some period.
@Benicia 🤎 same, how’s it going for you?
@@Shanianayola So I went the paralegal ---> Lawyer route, recently becoming licensed, I worked FT during law school, hardest years of my academic life but it really does fly by and as much work as you get, it will not compare to being a practicing attorney
What materials did you use to study for the LSAT
@@denisetapia5649 you only need the practice tests (official ones) and the Logical Reasoning Bible (maybe games too). Everything else is a waste of money
This sounds exactly what it is to be an Accountant. working all those hours and then having to build relationships through happy hour and other events can be overwhelming, especially when some of your coworkers seem to do it with so much ease , can make you a little insecure
I'm not an attorney, but worked for years in a support role with attorneys in a healthcare system. The tips you are giving are very valid and I hope aspiring attorneys appreciate & head your advice. You are kind to share your experiences with others.
Excellent video! I am a 4th year law student. I am doing law as a mid-life career changer. I have been a freelance paralegal / LDA for 12 years! I love the profession, and there are so many directions that you can take with it.
Could I ask how old you are? I’m old & I’m thinking about it.
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I'm an atty but I do work 8-5 M-F . At 5pm I shut it down lol but I work for the government so when the shop is closed the shop is closed lol.
But yesss my cousins keep asking me to get their homeboys out of jail and I do admin law!
ooo girl that sounds amazing! I can't even imagine what it's like to get off at five and be done for the day! Dead @ your cousins, I can definitely relate LOL
😂😂😂 exactly!
I'm scared I wont be mentally equiped for the law world, I'm 23 and I'm planning to study law In September. Any advice?
I would say first be sure that this is the path you want to go down. Also, not being afraid to lean on your support system. Prepare yourself and the people around you for this new journey. Take breaks, lean on your faith (if you're religious) and plan things out and be as organized as you can. Hope that helps. Believe in yourself! You've got this!
Don't rush into it take a year off and think about it make sure that it is something you want it. Meet with a lawyer take him out to lunch and pick their brains about what they actually do
I’m 16 and I’ve always to be an lawyer and have my own law firm this video helped me alot💞
That’s awesome that you’re already thinking ahead at this age!! Thanks for watching ☺️
@@TheAspiringBoss why not you think about becoming judge
That email thing is BIG in all worlds. And always coming through on what you said you were going to do for sure...life and business.
Greetings Sister First congrats on having successfully completing law school and becoming an attorney. I can most certainly say you will always be on-call, our minds run a million miles a minute, you almost have to be nuts to be in this profession or nuts about this profession. This is a legal company and we get tons of questions and requests from friends family co workers anyone who know what you are, who you are. We connect with attys across country and you are correct that school does not prepare you for every practice, some things you will need to learn etc, we handle estates, wills, business formations contracts, and will eventually move into family law and real estate, notary etc. I enjoyed your video thoroughly and thanks!
A text to a client is a billable communication
At a young age i wanted to be a lawyer and my dream is coming true.lm in law school and you are teaching me better stuff and i will understand more.thankyou love for the video and u deserve to go viral.
Thank you so much 💕💕
Hi, may i know what law school are you goin to?
I feel this. I went through a paralegal program that focused on litigation but now I work in-house for a commercial development company. My schooling definitely didn't help in that regard!
I’m in the uk but I’m going into intellectual property law and I’m very excited. Love the video
Niceeeeee thanks for watching!
I’m just finishing my masters in family law and I really enjoy your videos..very informative and helpful. Thank you so much❤❤
Thank you for making these kinds of videos!! Super enlightening for someone who is considering law but really has no clue what that entails. THANKS!
A big THANK YOU from a German lawyer.
I’m considering going to law school and this was super informative and these are all definitely things I already know how to handle mostly so this give me new excitement about applying
The Aria Woods Experience yay that makes me happy to hear! 😊
If you have a friend who is a lawyer and want advice from that friend, offer something. Anything! Taking them out to lunch, offering some sort of service in return. One friend of mine offered to paint a picture of my cat if I helped her with a small legal issue. I appreciated it and we were both happy to be able to help the other.
There is liability with every question lawyers answers and I don't think people understand that either. The question that always makes me cringe and brace is: "Can I ask you a question?" I know that they're going to ask a legal question and then it puts me in this crappy position of having to either take the liability if I give a wrong answer (which often means I need to do research to make sure I'm giving the right answer) or I look like a jerk and say I don't offer legal advice outside of work.
So if you do have a friend who is a lawyer and want to ask a question, it goes a long way to offer a little something in return so that the friend doesn't feel taken advantage of. The only reason that friend has that answer is through years of hard work and stress.
The people said “the duty is always come with responsibility, the job has a very high salary, so you have to handle as much as responsible on your shoulder.” Everything you did, you have to be pay the price for what have you done. That’s life
if law schools don't teach you how to be a transactional lawyer, then where do you obtain the knowledge and skills to be one? And how do you jump into that industry without those skills?
You find a firm that takes you in; then you grind.
Really what school really gives you the knowledge to be successful
Get an MBA that covers valuation and corporate finance..
Binge watching your channel. You’re so helpful!
Thank you 💕💕
I know, a lot of people say you shouldn't do law if you're not serious or passionate about it, or your doing it because you don't know what you want to do, but I think that is the best job for me because
1. I hate math and stem
2. English is not bad, I can do some critical thinking
The problem is that I've heard that lawyers is on call all the time and doing a lot of documents before going to court and winning (or losing) the case. I mean as long as I can organize everything and work well, I will do it. But, I have a sewing hobby that I WANT to continue into my adulthood.
I talked to my dad about his suggestion of being a lawyer and the money and job sound stable, but it seems very strict and structured. Honestly, considering my personality: anxious and hard working and stubborn, can I handle it? I'm so afraid...
p.s I have more, but I'm not going to push all my burdens onto this comment
Thank you so much for this video! I want to become a lawyer too
You’re welcome!! Do you know what kind yet?
This is Great Lawyers Provide Solutions and Just keeping it 100$%
Loved this! I relate on so many points! Especially funny was that bit about how annoying logging your entries into your daily time sheet can be. Amen!! I just dread admin work 😂
Tina Amador-Robles yessss OMG I’m glad you feel me 😂😂 the worst lol
Can you do a video on the different types of law? Like if you have any friends or co worker in different fields and have them give a brief input on how they find their field (including you❤) I know it's probably still quarentine, so maybe you can do an online meeting to ask the questions. It could even be live. 😍 It would be so interesting.
Zahra Johnson thanks so much for the idea! I love it and have definitely thought about doing a live. I’ve got to rally up some friends from different paths but I’m so down!
This is exactly my life as an Accountant for several small companies. I'm now studying to be a lawyer so nothing will change in my work life, I guess! 😅 Also my friends are always asking me for tax consultation (for free of course).
It's so true people assume because one is a lawyer you know everything
I’m a realtor and a loan officer. Sometimes I want to add lawyer in the mix so I can write in whatever I want in a contract.
Love the channel ! You make me wanna be a lawyer !
Working at a law firm as a legal assistant was a good idea because I know a few things you mentioned.
you're soso helpful and down to earth in every video. thank you!!
They want me to be always on call, BUT I be ignoring calls after work hours🤣🤣. I do transactional matters and cases and clients are the bane of my existence. We need them but, Whew! I totally agree on the anxiety. For me, being a lawyer is constantly asking why I chose to be a lawyer, but I already put so much resources and energy into it so...
How much do you make are you at a big firm
Im researching different law schools. I been wanted to be a lawyer since I was 13 im 35 now. Im thinking becoming a Criminal lawyer or a family lawyer
good luck.. i entered law school at 32, and now on my final year
Good luck! Go to Vanderbilt law 😊!
@@SuperstudentAcademy 😂😂🤣what about income
Hey, did you go to law school ?
@@maryjean-vb8bm no
super insightful - i read a book called 'the secret barrister' which was an eye opener on being a lawyer in the UK, us Brits are odd!
I need to check it out!
Being a lawyer is like being in constant stress from college assignments/exams and projects
Great information. Thank you, my Queen.
u are so right my dear...do what u can for ppl but knw ur limitations
I'm graduating with my bachelor's degree in marketing in May and I'm really considering going to law school after that. Thanks for the video
You mentioned at 6:00 that you have multiple cases simultaneously. As a lawyer do you get to choose how many cases you tackle to prevent feeling inundated? Not to mention, you get to focus solely on one client at a time to give them the best outcome with their case?
I’m upset no one told me i could have any undergrad major before law school. Yes history, English or my major, Political Science, would beneficial. But i with i picked a major i could’ve enjoyed like my sociology minor.
I am on a binge of your videos and your advice is super helpful! I was wondering if you could talk about how you decided on going law school and figured out what you wanted to specialize in? I'm about to become a senior undergrad and law school is compelling but I'm worried it isn't for me (introverted and worried about work-life balance) and not worth the steep price tag to even apply.. I don't know if I should hustle now and get an application in to schools when I don't even know what kind of law I want to study, or just wait to apply and work to gain some life experience instead first. Would love to hear your insights on how you made the decision!!
Astrid Emyle hey! Thanks so much for watching! I can definitely make a video going into more detail about my experience and how I made my decisions. I think you can look into getting accepted and maybe deferring a year or two. Also maybe try some internships or summer jobs at a law firm. Even if not an intern you can get a glimpse into what it’s like to work at a law firm. Also there are many different avenues as a lawyer not just a traditional law firm job. Work life balance is definitely something i am still working on managing but i wouldn’t let being an introvert deter you! Thanks for the video topic idea, I will get on it! ☺️
@@TheAspiringBoss Thank you! I definitely want to look into getting some experience beforehand. I'm going to try my best to get in!!
@6:37 , "Na, boo, you gotta work on more than one." 😂😂😆😂🤣
[" Suits show seem to give a good example of being a lawyer, and working at a firm. Btw, you resemble Jessica both in status, and appearance.
I appreciate that they use real precedence, terminology, companies, etc. "]
I’m interested in this. Or at least I’m considering it. I’m 23 and I’m in my junior year studying for my bachelor’s in business. I’m thinking about pausing for a semester to get certified as a paralegal. Then working there to see is law is really something that I want to do. I will say though, one thing that scares me about becoming an attorney is that I definitely want a family down the line and I know becoming one would make that harder. However, since I’m single and still in my early twenties, I want to get as much education as I can ❤
I do have a topic/question/future video. What does the journey from attorney to becoming a judge look like?
Virtual Reality Study ooo that’s a good one! I’m gonna have to get with some of my litigator friends on that one.
This is such a great question!
Thank you, I was really afraid since I got accepted at law school but now I think everything will be ok
I actually like the thought of billable hours it sounds like it holds you accountable to work wisely and not procrastinate,
My role model just well catered for thank you sis!
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Thank you for posting this. Question: What are your thoughts on someone who is forty-ish entering law school and what does their job prospects look like; for criminal law specifically?
This was great information
Thank you for being so helpful!!
Of course!!
What they don't tell you is that being a lawyer is a boring career choice and it's more paperwork than court appearances.
the paperwork of a lot of white collar careers are unfortunately increasing
Even as a public defender?
Omg I was thinking about being a lawyer and this was the first video I saw and turns out we have the same first name! How funny
thank you for posting this
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Great informative video. Can you talk about what transactional law is and maybe give an example of the work you do?.ty
I stumbled upon your videos and LOVE the info you share!!! I
Great tips....as an Introvert, networking is sooooo uncomfortable.
Great Content As well as needing a Great Mentor so important!!!! They need to talk about that. I,'m glad I went to Paralegal School Graduated and got on the Dean's List. That's why I'm pursuing Law School. Thanks for your Content!!!!I like Helping People!!!
Great video! Thanks!
This is encouraging ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍
Thank you so much for all your videos. They are super helpful & easy to understand❤️You’re amazing!!
Hyojin Lee awww thank you !!❤️❤️
11:30 that’s not the definition privilege. Those are just called bridges and anyone can build networking skills
Your channel is a life saver🥺😭🧡
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The video was very informative
Thank you for sharing.
Love it!
So happy I found your channel.
Janeè Hannah awww thanks girl 💕
How do you deal with stress on a daily basis? What do you find is the most efficient way to track your billable time?
I do my best to remain positive, switch gears to another task, spend time with my family, talk to friends and family and pray. Best way for me to track my time is writing it down as I go, the most efficient way is to use timers but you have to remember to timers when you switch matters.
This video was so helpful!!! Thx!
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Thank you! I loved your video and it was so helpful!
Very helpful thank you...
Great info...Thank you counselor
Love this!!
Julia's JD thank you!
I'm 14 and my parents are forcing me to become a lawyer but honestly they did convince me to become one meanwhile I'm here browsing in the internet questions for example “Do I get breaks? ", “Am I fit to be a lawyer?" Being a lawyer sounds good to me but at the same time I want to follow my passion of making art and music
Zyi Li entertainment in St. Louis , Mo is a music entertainment company started by a lawyer
He performs on a sax on stage
Does a lot of work for the needy vets
Gorgeous reading., my Love, Elogence, and very well explain, 👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏👑💎💯.
Thankyou! Coz I really want to take law.
I’m in law school now & just seeking motivation.
this was great!!
Hi ! Love watching ur videos. Do you think you can make a video on different types of law ? I didn't know that
Yes, i have one already ☺️
Spot on girl!
Hello, watching your video made me more comfortable and if you don't mind can you give me some tips.
I’m only in highschool but I want to be a lawyer when I’m older. Do you recommend it
Totally depends on the person! It’s worked out for me so far so that’s a positive, lol
Do your homework on the lifestyle and see if its something you can handle. She's mentioned plenty about the workload. The only way you'll make it through every day is if you have the passion for the work you do. Do you like to serve others? You would need a strong passion for helping others because everything you do will be just that.
You should reach out to some local lawyers & try to shadow them for the day. You will have a better idea of what a lawyer does on the day-to-day & if that is something you want to be doing.
No,it is a horrible profession. And it is not about serving others at all...
@@leeche87 can u explain?
Government lawyer life is the way to go 😆 🤣
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Great video! Do you feel your advice is applicable to patent agents and patent attorney's who work on prosecutions?