JD is a GENERAL and professional degree
finishing JD study does not make you a lawyer . You have to take a bar exam to become a lawyer. Lawyers spend most of their time in the office. arguing a case in the court is what trial lawyers do sometimes.
you'd better do some basic research on what JD is
chelseayang, Thank you for your helpful comments.
However, doesn't Mitch McDeere of Harvard Law School in John Grisham's famous novel The Firm goes to tax-related sector after his pass of the bar exam? Although he goes to a firm owned by Chicago Mafia, he do have the best chance to go to the best law firm on the Wall Street. Those law firms mainly serve their clients of Fortune 500 in tax affairs.
Would you give some your experience on this? Thanks.
yes, after you graduate with a JD degree, you will join a law firm, and you will usually be assigned to do work in certain field, or you choose to work in some specialities.
of course, each law school has its stronger and weaker fields, which you can tell from its listed courses and its faculty's background. But a JD degree prepares you for no specific practice area.
Thank you for your gracious reply, chelseayang.
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