a lawyer must decide his field of interest or specialization to put into practice. Some lawyers find it advantage to specialize based on their college courses. A student graduated of accountancy is best suited to become a corporate lawyer. A pre-med graduate finds it’s easy to deal with legal matters in the court concerning medical malpractice and other medico-ethical cases. Good lawyers initiate and perform their job well if familiarity in legal issues governed the case is established. Others take different fields of specialization aside from their course in college for they find it a challenge to tackle unfamiliar fields of interest. It’s also good for a lawyer to stand for what he believes in, but it even better if a lawyer seeks opinions from other lawyers or seniors. This allows collaboration of opinions and derivation of a better solution or conclusion to a problem.
A good medium of acquiring knowledge and development of systematic skills is to have an internship in a courtroom or to become a student assistant of a court lawyer. It’s a good opportunity for a law student to see what it really takes to become a good lawyer.
