Job Shadow: Attorney

# Learning Objective Students will learn the details and specifics of a career in Law.{.info} # Discover a Career as an Attorney{.objective .objective1} **In this 360 video, students will meet attorney of law, April Price, and learn more about a legal career path.** An attorney, also known as a lawyer, provides legal advice, represents clients in court, and helps resolve legal disputes. They specialize in different areas such as criminal law, family law, or corporate law, and use their knowledge of the law to advocate for their clients' rights and interests. To become an attorney, you need a bachelor’s degree followed by a law degree from a law school. After that, you must pass a bar exam to be licensed to practice law. Attorneys need strong critical thinking, communication, and research skills to succeed in their careers. This job is important because attorneys protect individuals' rights, uphold justice, and ensure that laws are followed. They help people navigate the legal system, whether in court, negotiations, or legal advice, ensuring fairness and preventing legal issues from escalating. Without attorneys, many people would struggle to understand and defend their rights.