In the field of LAW like LLB, LLM students get good career option for their future. Law graduates can also work in the field media industry through news broadcasting, reporting,journal or book writing. Great option for the student's future growth.

1. Explore the Vast Career Options in Law
Summary:
After pursuing degrees in Law like LLB or LLM, students may get range of career options available for them. Not only this, law graduates may
also be able to combine their degree with other disciplines, such as business administration, company secretary etc. or may work as freelance
or social workers.
Law experts have a wide range of career choices available for them. They can work as:
• •Barrister
• •Solicitor
• •Solicitor Advocate
• •Legal executive
• •Paralegal
• •Patent Attorney
• •Trademark Attorney
• •Judge
• •Patent Examiner

2. • •Coroner
• •Court Clerk
• •Court Reporter
• •Legal Secretary
• •Human Resource Officers
• •Company Secretary
• •Law Professors
Besides having LLB, LLM, or doctoral degree in Law, students may also be able to combine their degree with other
disciplines, such as business administration, company secretary etc. or they may work as freelancer or social workers.
Very few of us have a clear idea of what we can do after studying law. We often think we can only serve as barrister,
solicitor, or legal executive, if we pursue degrees like LLB or LLM. But this is not everything that comes under
professions that need law experts. There are a lot more career options available to law graduates.

4. Let’s know what career choices are available for persons having law degrees. They can work as:
Barrister
Solicitor
Solicitor Advocate
Legal executive
Paralegal
Patent Attorney
Trademark Attorney
Judge
Patent Examiner
Coroner

5. • Court Clerk
• Court Reporter
• Legal Secretary
• Human Resource Officers
• Company Secretary
• Law Professors
Law graduates may also be able to combine their degree with other
disciplines, such as business administration, company secretary etc. or
work as freelance or social work. Let’s discuss some of the best career
avenues for students in law related professions.

6. Barrister:
• A barrister is an expert, who provides legal advice to clients and represents them in court. Besides handling
multitude of criminal, civil to commercial issues, they also interpret legislation, judgments and legislative
requirements before the preparation of case briefs and other legal documents.
Legal Executive:
• Legal executives are trained and qualified lawyers, specialized in a specific area of law. They are typically employed
by law firms, public sector organizations and private- sector commercial companies. Their work is also to represent
and communicate with clients, prepare legal documents, and attend court proceedings.
Judge:
• Primary responsibilities of a judge include presiding over cases brought before the court, reviewing legal briefs and
evidence presented, providing support and guidance to juries, pass the final verdict, and deciding on sentence etc.

7. Court Clerk:
• Court clerks work with magistrates, who preside over criminal cases or civil proceedings and advise them on applicable laws and
procedures.
Media and Publication:
• Law graduates can also work in media and publication industry to disseminate legal information to the public through news broadcasting,
reporting, journal or book writing etc.
Law Researchers and Academicians:
• After completing Master’s in Law, students can enrol in doctoral programmes in Law to contribute valuable researches to the legal field.
Later, they can serve as law professors in colleges or universities as well.
Company Secretary:
• Company Secretary (CS) is another valuable job position that law graduates may hold. They keep records of the company; complete tax
returns of the company; advise the Board of Directors of their legal obligations to ensure that companies comply with statutory legislation.
Social Work:
• People having sound understanding of laws are required in many different fled of works and can provide their valuable knowledge to the
benefit of greater community services.

8. • Anyone with great communication skills, keen and logical reasoning,
analytical expertise, and the ability to read and imbue– the legal
sphere is the right place. Law schools facilitate to add on these skills
to students to transform them into professional lawyers.

9. Key Points:
• •After completing degrees in Law, experts have a wide range of career choices
available for them.
• •Besides working as conventional law professionals, students may also
combine their degrees with other disciplines, such as business administration,
company secretary etc. or they may work as freelancer or social workers.
• •Some conventional law careers are Barrister, Solicitor, Solicitor Advocate,
Legal executive, Paralegal, Patent Attorney, Trademark Attorney, Judge, Patent
Examiner, Coroner, Court Clerk and such.
• •Law experts may also work as company secretary, researchers, academicians,
social workers etc.
• •Overall, people having sound knowledge of law are much required and
valued in almost all sectors to deal with legal issues.