Negotiate, litigate, and mediate
Law Careers
Help resolve issues for clients
People who work in law play an essential role guiding people through disputes and ensuring their rights are protected under the law.
You could find yourself working as a barrister or solicitor in courtrooms, mediating conflicts between parties, or providing business advice.
Prepare and review legal documents
Negotiate on your client’s behalf
Represent clients in court and defend their interests
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Industry Outlook

There has been strong growth in demand for legal professionals in recent years, and this is expected to continue. This industry is going through a technological transformation, and many roles are being automated, but new roles are opening up in different fields.
We have seen strong growth in demand for laywers who specialise in technology, digital content and IP, as well as growth in mediators and negotiaters.

Skills and Attributes
About you
People who work in the legal profession tend to be reliable, confident, trustworthy, and determined. You’ll need to be a good communicator, as you can expect to be dealing with a range of people throughout your work from clients to colleagues.
Resilience
You'll need strength to be able to come back when things don't go your way, and determination to find a reasonable solution
Communication and Collaboration
Expect to work with others, so you'll benefit from strong oral and written communication skills
Digital Literacy
To be able to handle the technological changes in law you'll need an understanding of digital technology and a willingness to learn