what is the begining salary for being a model/lawyer?
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As a model, I couldn’t tell you how much.  It really varies so much.  When Tyson Beckford first began modeling for Ralph Lauren, he was really a hot commodity and was earning close to six figures.  Other models don’t earn much at all.  \n\nAs for a lawyer, that also depends.  If you are a government lawyer, you will probably have a beginning salary somewhere around $52,000 (depending on the part of the country where you are working).  Places like New York, California, Washington, DC, Philadelphia will probably get you a better salary than places like Arkansas, Indiana, or South Dakota.  If you end up as a lawyer working for a private law firm, you could earn $60-$70 thousand to start and that will also depend on the area of law you go into.  Some fields of law are more lucrative than others.
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You can get started in modeling at http://www.modelpages.tv
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The true answer (which nobody wants to hear) is Less than you think!  How much a prosecutor earns varies from state to state, so I'd need more information.  In California where wages tend to be high?  About 75K +/- depending on how long they've been there.  Maybe as much as 100K for a real senior career guy.\n\nNow a lawyer at a big law firm that charges $350 an hour?  he probably makes about 80K-120K depending on experience.  Considering those types of lawyers typically work 2500-2800 hour work years figure an experienced lawyer really earns about $35-40 an hour.  They may charge $350, but they have a lot of expenses, and a lot of hours they need to work that they can't bill for.  \n\nIf you want to deduct what they need to pay on the average 80K in student loans they needed to take out to get their law degree...\n\n100K a year is still a lot of money, don't get me wrong.. but not as much as you'd think considering the hours and the education required.
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From the most famous Tyra Banks never go to a modeling agent that is going to charge you. There a some free you just need to check around like on the internet you know. Or try out for Americas Next Top Model. GOOD LUCK IN YOUR SEARCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Obviously not including CA, NY or some other crazy economy i would say anywhere from 35k starting out with min certs up to 110k plus if someone sucks up for long enough.
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Median salary for a lawyer in private practice was $80,000 in 2004. I can get more detailed information with more detailed information.
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depending on what specific area of the industry you are going to work in, what the location would be, if it is a consulting job, what school you graduated from, etc etc, this can vary a lot. i would say you can start at $55k to $60k per yr
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Ask your parents for permission to post a profile at http://www.findalllinks.com/models/\n\nif they say ok, then maybe an agent will see it and contact your parents for information about whne and where you can work.  It's very important to ask your parents' permission first though.
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hey, i know very good site with modeling agencies(reputable). check them , and even contact them by mailing if you wish to get more info. \nGood luck
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I am a librarian, and the absolute best place to find accurate, current salary information for all jobs is the Unityed States Department of Labor's "Occupational Outlook Handbook 2006-2007." Here is what it says about legal secretaries (click here for a full job description http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos114.htm):\n\n\nEarnings of paralegals and legal assistants vary greatly. Salaries depend on education, training, experience, the type and size of employer, and the geographic location of the job. In general, paralegals who work for large law firms or in large metropolitan areas earn more than those who work for smaller firms or in less populated regions. In addition to earning a salary, many paralegals receive bonuses. In May 2004, full-time wage and salary paralegals and legal assistants had median annual earnings, including bonuses, of $39,130. The middle 50 percent earned between $31,040 and $49,950. The top 10 percent earned more than $61,390, while the bottom 10 percent earned less than $25,360. Median annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of paralegals in May 2004 were as follows:\n\nFederal Government-- $59,370 \nLocal government--  $38,260 \nLegal services-- $37,870 \nState government--  $34,910
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The sky is the limit, it could be anywhere from $30,000 or more depending on what you are actually doing.  Some areas make more, but I would say even without experience I would expect at least $50,000 to be a starting average.  With experience it could easily be two to three times that amount.
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Lawyer pay is all over the map.  Right out of law school some graduates make six figures at their very first jobs.  Those people graduate from top tier law schools and they ranked at the top of their class.  They also had good clerkships with big firms during law school.  For everyone else the ranges are much lower.  Many attorneys start by working as a governmental attorney (for a municipality, a state or federal agency, etc.)  Those folks might start in the low 40s. Of course you have to start somewhere.\n\nNow, as time goes on attorneys make more money, and possibly a lot more money.  The goal of private practice attorneys is to become am equity partner, which means they share a piece of the firm’s total income.  The bigger the firm, the bigger the slice of pie, the bigger the income possibilities.   It’s not uncommon from a partner in a good law firm to make $250,000 or more.  The heavy hitters make much more, some hit a million a year.  Litigation is an area with a lot of upside, so partners in litigation firms can make more than partners who practice in a less profitable practice, like family law or traffic tickets.\n\nLike any profession, there is a huge upside if you are willing to work hard.  Most lawyers who make a lot of money work very long hours – late nights and weekends are common.\n\nGood Luck!
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Depends on what type of modeling you do, what kind of contract you sign & the agency you go through.
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By your username I am going to assume that you are or want to be a model. This may be something that you want to incorporate into a business. As I have leaned over the last few years, if your business isn't something you are passionate about then you will not hang in there. I know nothing about the modeling business myself, but take a look at Tyra Banks. She has an empire now and she build it on helping OTHER women acheive their dreams. You could start an online modeling agency where you have chat rooms for models to interact, and a featured model on the home page every week. you can contact other business owners (small and large or internet businesses, looking for models but can't afford to go the FORD agency to get one) and "book" the girls and get a percentage and they get exposure and another page in their books. OR you can simply start an informational website for aspiring models to come and check out, post their photos, get and give advice, then have businesses like photography studios and hair salons and boutiques advertise on your site and charge them.\n\nGood Luck
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Here's a listing that might be helpful.\n\nAlso, try your yellow pages in the phone book.  Look under modeling agency.
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Depends on the location of course, but the median paid to lawyers employed by local government is $80,840 a year.\n\nEdit: DAs are called State's Attorneys in Illinois, for some unknown reason. Assistant state's attorneys in Cook County start at $43,222 a year. The State's Attorney himself, who is elected, makes $160,000.
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If you attend a law school on a full-time basis, it should take you 3 years to finish the academic requirements for your Juris Doctorate (JD).\n\nThe pay depends considerably on the field of law that you choose. Top-tier law firms hire the best and brightest of law school graduates at very high salaries - smaller firms pay far less - mom and pop shops pay even less - as do public defenders and state attorneys offices - non-profit organizations and public interest groups can pay almost nothing. Then there are corporations - most major corporations have in-house legal divisions that work with outside counsel to help a company with its day-to-day operations and assist with lawsuits.\n\nThink VERY carefully before you decide to attend law school. You can EASILY accumulate more than $100,000 in debt in those three years - and you'll need a very well paying job to retire that kind of loan. If you're not at the top of your class, you won't be starting out making a ton of money, although the opportunity might well present itself once you've become established.\n\nFor most attorneys, the practice of law is extremely time-consuming, especially in the early years, when you're first starting out.\n\nNever choose a profession because it seems like a good way to "make a lot of money." Choose a profession because it's something you'd like to think you can enjoy doing for the rest of your life.\n\nP.S.: Assuming that it takes you a standard 4 years to finish your undergraduate degree (though that seems to be less and less common these days), it will take you at least 7 years to complete the requirements for a JD. Once you have completed law school, you must study for, and pass your state's bar exam - most law school graduates complete the bar exam preparation during the summer immediately following the completion of law school coursework.\n\nAlso keep in mind that law school admission is highly competitive at most schools (particularly the good ones!), and graduate study (MBA, etc.) is sometimes considered a strong plus for a law school applicant. If you were to elect this route, you would have to add at least another 2 years of schooling to earn a masters, or some other advanced credential.