With the pressure of regulatory compliance on corporations showing no sign of letting up, corporate and securities law will offer the most job opportunities for lawyers in the coming decade, according to a national poll by staffing agency Robert Half Legal. "A heightened focus on regulatory compliance issues should ensure that corporate and securities law will remain a top practice area in the future," says Charles Volkert, executive director of Robert Half Legal. Litigation ranked second.
August 05, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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With the pressure of regulatory compliance on corporations showing no sign of letting up, corporate and securities law will offer the most job opportunities for lawyers in the coming decade, according to a national poll.
In the survey conducted by staffing agency Robert Half Legal and released July 29, those two practice areas were cited by 24 percent of the respondents.
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