Bankruptcy Law: Despite the recovering economy, many companies have gone through tough period and some companies have also gone to an extent to file for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy law can be rightfully said as one of the fastest growing practice areas in the legal industry today.  And working as a bankruptcy lawyer during struggling economic times would be challenging and in turn provides opportunity to work with more clients. Bankruptcy lawyers main focus is to help clients find the way through business or consumer bankruptcy courts. Bankruptcy lawyers mainly deals with the ins and outs of their clients cases in order to file legal documents, advice clients about appropriate actions and present cases in court in order to get the right decisions.
Labour And Employment Law: As long as there are labor unions and as long as people have jobs, there is room for conflicts to take place and thus a lawyer will have to be employed to resolve such conflicts. Besides, collective bargaining and employment contracts, lawyers in this domain will be most likely called upon to initiate and solve disputes between employees and employers.
Individuals looking for jobs in Labor and employment law have a variety of employment options available to them. They can be employed by private law firms or simply practice alone. They may also work in law departments of private corporations and nonprofit organizations and some may even work in public interest organizations providing legal services to employees.
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