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Law
Law degree is the degree conferred on someone who successfully completes studies in law although many degrees are insufficient education for a licence to practise law by the administrative body of that jurisdiction.
A law degree can open the door to a wide variety of careers. Lawyers play an important role in society through the practice of law, which encompasses a multitude of activities. A strong education in law school also provides the ability to pursue employment opportunities outside of the legal profession in areas such as politics and business.
Several types of law degrees are available to students seeking a legal education. These degrees range from the Juris Doctor degree to the S.J.D. degree. However, obtaining a legal degree alone does not allow you to practice law. Graduates must pass the jurisdictional bar exam administered by the state in which they intend to practice. Prospective students should always check with that state's bar association for requirements.
Types of Legal Practice
The practice of law takes several forms. The ways in which lawyers apply their expertise can be broadly categorized into the following practice types:
  • Private Practice: involves working alone or with partners in a firm to provide legal services to clients (individuals or corporations); some lawyers specialize in one or more practice areas while others engage in general practice.
  • Public Interest Law: serves low-income individuals, marginalized groups and social causes; practitioners may work for advocacy groups, legal aid clinics and other organizations with the goal of advancing an interest of the public.
  • Government Counsel: governments hire lawyers for legal advice and representation; lawyers directly employed by the government may work for ministries, government agencies and crown corporations.
  • Corporate Counsel: corporations can employ lawyers as in-house counsel; an in-house counsel works for a single company to advise on legal matters related to its business activities.
 
Institutions providing law degrees are listed below.
 
BRITISH COLLEGE OF LEGAL STUDIES (BCLS) & EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (PVT) LTD
  Address : 591, Negombo Road, Wattala
  Telephone : 0779 839 890, 0779 839 103, 0117 208309, 0117 208409
  Email : Chrishani@bcls.lk, info1@bcls.lk ,herman@bcls.lk
  Website 1 : www.graduates.lk/bcls.php
  Website 2 : www.bcls.lk
 
ROYAL INSTITUTE OF COLOMBO
  Address : No. 189, Havelock Road, Colombo 05
  Telephone : (011) 255 6329, 077 235 5000, (011) 259 2747
  Email : info@ric.lk, royaldgr@sltnet.lk
  Website 1 : www.graduates.lk/ri.php
  Website 2 : www.ric.lk
 
CFPS ACADEMY OF LEGAL STUDIES (PVT) LIMITED
  Address : 151, Dharmapala Mawatha, Colombo 07
  Telephone : 0777 668 996,0112 421 665,0772 244 239,0114 618 866
  Email : info@cfpslawschool.com
  Website 1 : www.graduates.lk/cfps.php
  Website 2 : www.cfps.lk

 
 
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