The professional degree necessary for one to become an attorney is formally known as a Juris Doctorate, or JD. This information pertains to those interested in becoming certified by a bar association in the United States and may differ in foreign countries.
Once they have a JD, they can continue school and obtain an LLM or Masters in the Letters of Law.
An attorneys or solicitor must have taken a degree in law and in Great Britain passed what are called 'Bar Exams'.
Do you mean copyright attorneys? They need the standard degree that all others attorneys need: the J.D. (Juris Doctor).
Attorneys must attend a three year law school program after the completion of a 4 year bachelor's degree.
About 60% of members of Congress have a law degree. However, the percentage of attorneys in other levels of government may vary.
There is no legal requirement that elected legislators possess a law degree, or be attorneys.
Tax attorneys often get an Masters in the Letters of Law specializing in tax. That is after completing the JD degree.
Assistant US Attorneys.
All attorneys pursue the same education. A Bachelor's degree followed by law school to earn their JD. Attorneys study various areas of the law in school and in continuing education, but all attorneys are licensed to practice general law in the state.
Medical attorneys should first have a law degree and have passed the bar in their respective states. They should also have specialized in medical law during law school.
There are many different attorneys such as: International Attorneys, Bankruptcy Attorneys, Employment Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, and Social Security Attorneys. For a complete list check the government website.
Yes; patent examiners often have science degrees, but attorneys would not require them.
The possessive form of the plural noun attorneys-at-law is attorneys-at-law's .Example: All attorneys-at-law's credentials are subject to a background investigation.