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Opportunities for Self Employment
Besides Jobs available to the law graduates, self-Employment opportunities are plenty in this line. One has to enrol oneself with the local State Central Bar Council. After enrolment as an Advocate he is in a position to practise law in any of the Courts as per rules. A lawyer may be in service or may practise law in a Court. A law graduate may be engaged by various firms of repute to look into their legal matters. He may act as counsel and may appear on their behalf in a Court of Law to defend the interests of the firm which engaged him for the purpose. A legal Counsel may take up the legal Counsel's Job with several firms, organisations, and agencies at a time. He may work as Income Tax, Wealth Tax, sales Tax and as family legal adviser.

A law graduate may act as an author and produce journals, legal commentaries and bring out law reporters. Lawyers may act as trustees of various trusts and thus defend the trusts etc. against any legal complications that may arise from time to time. While working in above positions, they may engage junior/fresher lawyers in turn to create Job opportunities for many more. It is an established fact that he is highly paid and a person of repute. Retired judges are also appointed Chairmen of various Committees and Commissions set up by Central/State Governments.

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