Under almost all legal systems lawyers need prodigious and meticulous memories for things like case law, estoppel procedures, usage conventions and such minutiae of observance. If you have a natural love of collecting - things or facts - this is one of your best possible starts for a legal career.
A lawyer will also benefit from being relatively thick-skinned (people can be mean in the course of legal proceedings) and not too individualistic in either his opinions or his judgements.
Overall a lawyer needs to be someone who is clever, but perhaps not very exciting.
(Of course, a lawyer is entitled to be exciting on his own time).
The possessive form is lawyer's.
In French, you can call a lawyer by saying "avocat" for a male lawyer or "avocate" for a female lawyer.
"His lawyer" could be a direct object or indirect object, but it could not be an adverb. In "He called his lawyer", "his lawyer" is a direct object. In "He showed his lawyer the contract", "his lawyer" is an indirect object.
Being a lawyer may involve risks such as potential exposure to aggressive or hostile clients, high stress levels leading to burnout or mental health issues, and ethical dilemmas that could result in professional liability. Additionally, working long hours on complex cases may lead to physical health issues from prolonged sitting or high levels of stress.
There is two syllables in lawyer.
A lawyer must be a good observer and investigator. He must be able to observe and investigate things around him. He should know every small detail of your case. He must be aggressive in court while defending your case.
Attitudes are how they are feeling, and their temper. Traits are what the person is like; sort of like their personality, and what they like enjoy.
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No - you could be a plumber, a spy, a layabout, a mental patient, a ... ah, make up something yourself. But, you don't HAVE to be a lawyer!
only people with severe mental disorders have claimed to have " superhuman abilities " this is physically impossible.
Premature birth affects mental abilities because when you are premature you cant effectively breathe and the brain will not get enough oxygen and some suffers from intraventricular hemorrhage that affects brain.
Yes you can divorce someone who is committed to a mental hospital or home. Talk with a lawyer about it for exact details. Make sure you have all of your papers in order when speaking with a lawyer.
Mohammed Ally Akoodie has written: 'The assessment of knowledge and attitudes towards mental retardation' -- subject(s): Mental retardation, People with mental disabilities
No, but lawyers commonly have larger than normal egos.
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Alexander R. Askenasy has written: 'Attitudes toward mental patients' -- subject(s): Mental illness, Public opinion
His works demonstrated the equal mental abilities of the races.