Alternative careers for lawyers who don’t want to work at a law firm include corporate consultancy, public relations, teaching and academia, account management, paralegal positions, investigation jobs, and contract management. Some of these careers are a huge step outside the legal practice, while others are just a small leap. However, they all require you to […]
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