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Personal injury lawyer education

Becoming a personal injury lawyer needs similar hard work as other profession.  The first step to it is earning a bachelor's degree in any field. Common majors from prospective lawyers include political science, social science, history and English. There are schools that specifically offer programs in pre law also. It's essential for the current student to attend mock trials held by schools and lawyer offices to get an opportunity to work alongside with professional lawyers and learn about how legal proceedings are done.

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At the end of bachelor’s degree, a student must take the law state admission test (LSAT). It's an exam that analyses the skills and aptitude of the students that are essential to becoming a lawyer like critical reading, research, task management and logic. Admission is law school is competitive and depends upon their previous GPA and LSAT alone.

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Next step is to earn a law degree. This can take 3 years after graduation. It covers the aspect of general law related to different fields, like property, torts, contracts, criminal law and legal writing. The second and third year majorly focuses on evaluation of personal injury and laws related to it.

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After a student is done with their law degree, they are further suppose to take a bar test. It's a simple test and is taken to check the understanding of law by the student. It should be taken only if the student intends to practice law.

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Next step is to pass multistate professional responsibility examination. This is to determine lawyer's understanding of professional conduct. After a lawyer is done with all these tests he must complete continuing education. This is to maintain his bar status and improvise himself with ascending conditions. Personal injury lawyer must look forward to earn sufficient experience by practicing and carrying out regular trials, to upgrade himself to higher levels.

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