Salaries of experienced attorneys vary widely according to the type, size, and location of their employer. Lawyers who own their own practices usually earn less than those who are partners in law firms. Lawyers starting their own practice may need to work part time in other occupations to supplement their income until their practice is well established.
"Where there's a will, there's a lawyer"
- Robert Elliott
how much do they earn on average ?
ReplyDeleteIt'd be kinda weird having a lawyer mow your lawn.
ReplyDeleteNot something you would expect to do but it happens.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a lawyer mowing my lawn. If I had a lawn.
ReplyDeleteyeh, not all lawyers are making a bomb!
ReplyDeleterather be my own boss
ReplyDeletewell it's a known thing
ReplyDeleteHahah, I like the quote. And I imagine anyone looking to employ themselves might have to start with supplementing their income.
ReplyDeleteYou always have the best quotes! lol.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, how much do they earn then?
ReplyDeleteDecent info, but it would be nice to know the average
ReplyDeleteInteresting, and nice quote.
ReplyDeleteWell, being independent is payment on its own :)
ReplyDeleteI wanna know how much the defense attorney for the Cailee Anthony trial is getting!
ReplyDeleteI would also like to hear the average salary numbers
ReplyDeleteThe lawyer I clerked for didn't make much fresh out of school. He's doing all right now.
ReplyDeleteDidn't think a partner would earn more than someone who owned their own business...hmm..
ReplyDeleteThat quote means there's lawyers everywhere ;)
ReplyDeleteYou gotta start somewhere. Building up contacts and clients will be tough but you'd be your own boss.
ReplyDeleteprobably better route to go w/ firm
ReplyDeleteMan how i love your quotes.
ReplyDeleteI'd rather be my own boss too. Hmm working with other lawyers in establishing a startup firm would probably work well.
ReplyDeletehaha these quotes, i love them !
ReplyDeletelol these quotes always make me laugh!
ReplyDeleteHah, I like the quote.
ReplyDeleteheh
ReplyDeleteLove the quote, and i guess law firms are the way to go then
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