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Can you practice an area of Law if you didn’t choose that area as an elective in Law school?

For example, at my Law school topics such as family law and medical law are electives. Say I start out as a lawyer and decide I want to move into one of these fields without having studied that area in Law school, would it be possible? Or would I have to attain further study?

Thanks for the help.

You certainly can. Nothing wrong with law school electives but the best way to learn about actually practicing in a certain field is to intern or work under someone that actually works in the field, whether you’ve taken a corresponding elective or not. The classroom experience pales in comparison.

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