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Summary: The pros and cons for being a trial lawyer often depend on the success or failure of a client's court case. Weigh the pros and cons of being a trial lawyer with tips from an experienced lawyer and law professor in this free career information video.
John Kitch is a graduate of the Vanderbilt University Law School and has been practicing law since 1976. He principally practices in the areas of educational and probate law at both...read more
"Getting success for a client: Clients only come to trial lawyers when they've got a problem. And, it's a very difficult time, emotionally and potentially financially. And the satisfying part is coming to a solution that benefits the client in such that they can walk away feeling as though they have had their day in court or have had their problem solved satisfactorily. Losing: No one like to lose, but you always have cases that you can lose and it is always sad, unsatisfying when you are not successful."
eHow Article: Trial Lawyer Pros & Cons
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