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Alternative Legal Careers Suggestions for Changing Careers
This section discusses the reasons why attorneys move from mainstream to alternative legal careers, the upsides and downsides of this kind of career move, the many non-traditional career opportunities open to attorneys, where to find legal career alternatives, and whether your educational credentials need enhancement in order to make such a move. |
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How To Make The Switch
The resume and cover letter advice that follows is not intended to be an exhaustive treatment on how to prepare these documents. Rather, it focuses on how to refine presentation materials when changing careers, specifically from law into a law-related career. |
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600+ Things You Can Do With a Law Degree
(Other Than Practice Law) Alternative legal careers are rapidly growing in popularity. We have been monitoring non-traditional, law-related employment opportunities since the inception of our National and Federal Legal Employment Report in 1979. Academic Administration
Alternative Dispute Resolution Banking and Finance Civil Rights Contracts, Procurement & Grants Court Administration Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement Energy & Natural Resources Environmental Careers Ethics/Professional Responsibility Healthcare Human Resources Human Services Insurance & Risk Management Intellectual Property Intelligence/Security International Affairs, Trade & Investment Labor Relations Legal Administration Legal Documents/Information/Research Legislative & Regulatory Affairs Litigation Management/Support Management & Administration Marketing & Development Media & Entertainment Real Estate/Housing Taxation Teaching - Law School Teaching - Undergraduate/Graduate Transportation |
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