What Can You Do With a Law Degree?: A Lawyers' Guide to Career Alternatives Inside, Outside and Around the Law

Do you know: how to tell if you're better suited to the law or to some other field? how to determine when to make the big break? how to analyze and overcome your barriers to change? how to transfer your legal skills to other professions? how to implement an effective job-finding campaign? You must be able to answer these five questions if you want to develop a satisfying, long-lasting career, in or beyond the law. Here's the best resource to help you. Whether you're a veteran practitioner or a new law grad, this expanded 4th edition of Deborah Arron's career guide for lawyers will challenge and provoke you, while preparing you to move into any of the following fields: ADR, Arts & Entertainment, Bar Association Management, Business, Communications, Consulting, Counseling, Education, Entrepreneurial Ventures, Environmental, Ethics, Foundations & Nonprofits, Government, Healthcare, Information Science, International, Labor Unions, Law Enforcement, Lobbying & Public Affairs, Private Law Practice, Real Estate, Sports, Technology and the Judiciary. The 4th edition includes more than 700 job and career suggestions, web addresses for over 1,000 resources, extensive self-assessment exercises, profiles of law school graduates who moved into popular fields and a new test to determine the right fit for you within the practice of law. With more than 50,000 copies of Arron's law career classic in print, you'll understand why the book has received rave views from critics, career counselors, lawyers and law students alike.