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question to all UK law graduates working abroad?

Hi there Im hoping to pursue studies in law university Ive done my UCAS this year and we expect to start hearing responses from university soon but my question is those who make the law. I think the law sounds like a very interesting course at uni but I'm not too keen to become a lawyer or a lawyer in the UK I want to know what are the job opportunities they are outside the United Kingdom may be something in America or the Middle East or things like jobs or financial right property, etc. Will I need to take further studies abroad? Will it be as simple as applying for a training contract with a company based in the United Kingdom?

I do not know why the first poster think the potential is great in the U.S. because we have too many attorneys in the United States. Each U.S. state has different criteria for foreign lawyers enrolled so you need to determine where the United States – who have – you want to practice in Once you do, you can find the conditions for admission, either with the Association State Bar or the board of the rule of law examiners (drum). You may need additional study in different states (Maybe get an LLM to the state before being eligible to take the bar exam), so again it really depends on the state you want to work in. There are many law firms have offices in the United Kingdom. If you are lucky and get a job at the firm in the United Kingdom, you can probably transfer to a position in the states.

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