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Lawyers serve as advisers, advocates, and defenders in courtrooms and help make businesses successful. They typically earn a bachelor's degree, attend three years of law school, and pass the bar exam. The average annual salary for lawyers is between $91,320-$110,590, and employment in the legal profession is expected to have stable growth at 15% per year through 2018 as the need for lawyers continues to increase.
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