How many years does it take to be a Life Insurance lawyer?

Answer 1

In the United States, it would require seven years beyond high school completion; four years for The Bachelor's degree, and three years of law school to earn a juris doctor degree (JD). However, to practice, the individual must also pass the bar-exam. In most European countries and in most countries in general, law is bachelor's degree and therefore only requires four years beyond high school completion.

Regardless, you just have to be hired by a firm that specializes in insurance or has an insurance practice. However, there are not that many "Life Insurance Lawyers" since life insurance does not usually have substantial litigation, which is where insurance lawyers who deal with insurance claims primarily make their income. Probably a better way to deal with Life Insurance in a legal capacity would be as General Counsel to an Insurance Company.