Lawyers represent clients in legal proceedings and defend or prosecute legal actions. Becoming a lawyer requires a strong education, including obtaining an undergraduate degree and a law degree from an accredited law school, which typically takes 7 years total. Lawyers work in courtrooms and need resources like law libraries, conference rooms, and computers to research legal cases and arguments. Salaries for lawyers vary widely depending on their specialization, but medical malpractice and personal injury lawyers typically earn between $80,000 to $120,000 annually.

1. Lawyers
Lawyers are people who defend a
client or sue another persons client
in the court of law.

2. What Education do you need.
• You need to have a good education like
Harvard, Yale, Cumberland or Huntington.
• A good professor
• A high attention span
Law college classroom

3. Good law schools to go to.
• Cumberland
• Huntington
• Harvard
• Yale
• University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa
• University of Richmond
• Chicago University
Cumberland University

4. How much college?
• 4 years of normal college.
• 4 more years in law school

5. Law resources
What you need
• A good law library
• A courtroom
• Conference room
• Computers Law books
• A local bank

6. Why am I a good fit
• I am a good arguer
• I can study evidence
• I notice flaws in evidence
• I enjoy being in a court room

7. How much do you make a year?
A lawyer can make amounts of money
that have a far range on the scale. Different
lawyers make different amounts. A medical
malpractice + car accident/truck accident lawyer
makes $80,000 to $120,000 a year.