78 Attorney jobs in Charlotte, NC
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- Personal Injury Attorney - No Prior PI Experience Needed
Shane Smith Law3.4 ★Charlotte, NC$75K (Employer est.)Easy Apply20d - 30d+
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- Professional Associate Attorney
The Burris Legal Group1 ★Rock Hill, SC$50K - $60K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - 30d+
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- Associate Attorney
North Carolina Housing Finance Agency3.1 ★North Carolina$76K - $128K (Employer est.)Easy Apply14d - 25d
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Job Outlook for Attorney
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchDemand for attorneys remains strong, although competition is high as the number of law school graduates exceeds the number of open positions each recruiting cycle. While law firms still hire the majority of law school graduates, pressure to cut costs has led many clients to shift business away from law firms to their own in-house counsel teams. Because of this trend, in the next decade, an increasing number of attorneys will likely be employed directly by financial services and consumer goods firms. Prospective attorneys must hold a Juris Doctorate degree and pass their state’s bar exam.
Frequently asked questions
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Once you find a suitable vacancy, read common attorney interview questions to enter your job interview full of confidence.
Knowing what salary to expect as an attorney is important when you're looking for work, comparing opportunities, and finalizing job details. This is how you can earn a good figure:
- Look up what other attorneys are making in your local area, keeping in mind that the median salary can vary across the country.
- When talking about remuneration, consider how much experience you have working as an attorney and what stage you're at along your career path.
- List any skills you have that are especially desirable in the legal field, such as experience supervising legal teams, pro bono work, public speaking engagements, internships, courtroom experience, and continuing education certifications. You should also ensure your law license is valid and that you're in good standing with the Bar Association.
Employers typically offer an attractive array of benefits to attorneys alongside a good salary. Job perks may include:
- Paid vacations and sick days
- Sabbaticals
- Mobile phone discounts
- Company car
- Flexible or reduced hours
- Charitable gift matching
- Pension and retirement plans
- Wide-ranging insurance coverage
- Mental health care
- Tuition assistance for ongoing education
- Professional development opportunities
- Diversity program