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Lawyer, Rōia

Also known as

  • Solicitor, barrister, legal counsel, attorney, patent attorney, prosecutor, defence lawyer
  • , Rōia Kōti

Lawyers advise and represent clients in legal matters. They also do research, prepare legal documents and defend clients in criminal or civil court proceedings.

Duration

2:43 mins

Your pay could be

$59K

Lower

$82K to $216K

Most common

$367K

Upper

How does this pay compare?

Pay is before tax

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You'll need

2 years of training
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Pay

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You'll need

10+ years of training
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Pay

$79K to $106K annually

You'll need

No specific training
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Pay

$419K to $435K annually

You'll need

11 years of training
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Pay

$67K to $85K annually

You'll need

4 years of training
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Pay

$63K to $93K annually

You'll need

1 year of training
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