Their brains are their biggest tool. The research and writing requires understanding what is going on as it relates to the case at hand.
Probably a blue collar one because they work mainly with their hands. Probably a blue collar one because they work mainly with their hands. Probably a blue collar one because they work mainly with their hands.
lawyers work for the state. Maya Devon's address is herdendev@yahoo.com
depends on how many lawyers you pay to work for you
no they dont
no they work for u
Criminal lawyers work for the state as prosecutors and public defenders, they work for private firms, or they work for themselves as solo practitioners.
Lawyers work in multiple places. They work in official city or county buildings working for the city or county and they can also work in a private firm.
No
Lawyers work in many places. Most have an office in an office building where they do their meetings. They spend a lot of time in court houses talking with judges and other lawyers. Some work for corporations and work at the corporate offices. Anyplace there is a business or a courthouse you can find attorneys!
yes sir
yes
I would say that is accurate. Corporate lawyers tend to work 8 hour days like the rest of the company. Trial lawyers may spend many nights preparing cases for court.