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Max Alexander-Jones - Deciding which area of law you want to pursue Posted on 01 June 2021 When a non-legal person asks what kind of law you want to do, they are typically satisfied with hearing you want to be either a solicitor or a barrister. However, from the student’s perspective, there is a whole lot more to it than this answer.
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