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We've all seen the movies where a lawyer is screaming at some poor soul during a deposition and uses cunning trickery to get the deponent to say something damning.

If you're looking for a line of work that will remain impervious to a receding economy, then you should probably become a mortician.

A deposition by definition is evidence that is given under oath and gets recorded for being used in court later on.

Do you love the excitement of courtroom drama? Have you dreamed of a career that puts you in the center of high-stakes legal action? If so, then court reporting may be the career choice for you.

Just like one might receive a different explanation of the game of football from someone born in Texas as opposed to another in Brazil or England, "business development" can vary depending on whom you ask.

With the economic downturn, businesses and individuals will likely be seeing a decline in demand for their products and services and thus may become short on cash.

One of the biggest initial concerns of new attorneys is how to get a job in a law firm that you want.

Have you been hurt on the job? Have you experienced an injury because of the actions of another?

Until just a couple of months ago, if you wanted to get divorced in New York State you had to plead and prove fault grounds to be granted a divorce by the court.

I recently overheard someone in a bookstore telling a group of people why they should not have their own attorneys, how they could not trust lawyers, how lawyers would cheat them and how they should rely upon the company the speaker