what would be my hourly wage if i was to become a lawyer?
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depends on where you lived and what law firm you were with.  Probably 15 dollars average until your green gills changed with some experience.
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Depends on the area of the USA you are in.\nCan be any where from min. wage to I'd say no more than $10 to 12 an hour.
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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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Go To Salary.com hope that helps you.
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depends how much work you have to do. I would say like 7 or 8 $ an hour.
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Yes, if you are sure thats what you want to do for a long time.\nI payed over 4 grand to a lawyer, and he didn't do much of anything at all. That is a lot of money!
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It depends. If your a doctor that specializes in a new field and work in a big hospital you'd be making more than a small town lawyer. But if you were a big time lawyer working in a big city and with wealthy clients you'd make more than a small town doctor. All depends on what you do in each profession and where your located.
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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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about 6.50 to 7.50 an hour... not bad for first job...
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The latest information from the State Bar is from 2003 and covers the whole state. Then, the median income for private lawyers was $117,136 a year. The median for private lawyers with 3-6 years of experience was $80,353. In law firms with 41-60 employees, the median was $164,216. In criminal law, the median was $76,307. In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the median was $125,000. There are not enough firms with 41-60 lawyers in the Dallas area to give a median, however for those with 200+, it was $200,000. In Dallas-Fort Worth, the median for criminal practice lawyers was $84,167.
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depends on where you are located and your background and experience. I would guess between 250-20 dollars/hour
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Depends on your location.  Use the website below to find the hourly rate in your area.
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Tons.  40 an hour isn't really that high.  It could be anything from lawyers, company management, almost anything mid-level and senior.  You have to be more specific.  In general, just go with what you like and hopefully the money will follow.
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Depends on what you want to do after law school. Let me break this down into two parts...\n\nIf your desire to be an attorney is altruistic, and you're doing it because you really want to help people, then yes. The average law school graduate will be around $90,000 in debt by the time they finish law school. That covers tuition, expenses, room & board, etc. It's a huge debt, yes. The average salary after graduation/passing the Bar is about $45,000. You will barely be able to cover living expenses plus loan repayment, but you WILL....and you'll be doing something you love. \n\nIf you plan on becoming a lawyer just to make money, then I'd think long and hard about it. Yes, it is possible to make a lot of money...but those that do are either extremely lucky or extremely good. I wouldn't hinge my plans on getting rich.
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I would depend on the attorney you  hired. Probably anywhere from 2,500 to 5,000 dollars.
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what would it cost me and how much would i earn