Re: Criminal Law Career
Posted by http://www.passthebarandbabybar.blogspot.com/ on 11/15/06
I do both criminal and civil. Criminal law doesnt pay as good as most civil cases, but if you can handle volume, you can do well. http://www.passthebarandbabybar.blogspot.com/ On 11/11/06, Denise_SVA wrote: > Andrew, > > I would agree with Carol. Having worked in a PD's office as the legal > assistant/office manager for over 7 years, I have seen many new > attorneys come, get experience and then start their own defense > practices. It can become a very lucrative business. I have also > learned that you need to be able to diversify yourself, ie also do > bankruptcies or divorces. That helps to generate more income for you. > Defending criminals will always be there, you just have to get the > experience. Good luck to you. > > And I think that you who judged Andrew on his spelling should be ashamed > of yourselves! I didn't know that this forum was for perfect spellers. > Who would want to come here for advice if they know that they are going > to be criticized for spelling errors?! Shame, shame!
I agree
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Criminal Law Career, 11/08/06, by Andrew.
- Re: Criminal Law Career, 11/08/06, by Curmudgeon.
- Re: Criminal Law Career, 11/09/06, by v.
- Re: Criminal Law Career, 11/09/06, by sherri.
- Re: Criminal Law Career, 11/09/06, by sherri.
- Re: Criminal Law Career, 11/09/06, by v.
- Re: Criminal Law Career, 11/10/06, by Carol.
- Re: Criminal Law Career, 11/11/06, by Denise_SVA.
- Re: Criminal Law Career, 11/15/06, by http://www.passthebarandbabybar.blogspot.com/.
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