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Depends on many factors. What sort of law is he practicing? Corporate? Criminal? Prosecution or defense? Probate? real estate? They all vary considerably. But an attorney could spend the entire year working on a single case, or he could handle a dozen a day. And some attorneys don't do cases at all, but support other lawyers with research and consulting. A probate attorney may spend all his time drafting wills and trust, which are not considered cases at all.

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