Did you know that there are many things you can do with a degree in law besides practice law? A JD degree is a lot more versatile than one might think. Graduating from law school does not automatically mean you have to become a practicing lawyer.
The skills obtained in law school provide an excellent basis for a wide range of careers both inside and outside of law. Take a look at the examples below of job opportunities that either require or desire a JD degree. Negotiator: A JD degree is helpful in any position that focuses on structuring or negotiating complex business transactions.
Xerox has job opportunities within their litigation services department where having advanced degrees such as a JD or MBA is highly desirable.
For instance, in the role of senior client services manager you must be passionate about business and be able to proactively manage and resolve high-stress situations. If you are a creative thinker, client focused, self motivated and hold an advance degree such as a JD or MBA you may be successful working within Xerox’s global services organization.
View advanced degree preferred job openings below
| Title | Location ![]() |
Date |
|---|---|---|
| Global Service Delivery Executive Job | Chicago, IL, 60684, USA | Nov 18 2008 |
| Account Client Principal - Verizon Acct Job | Morris Plains, NJ, 07950, USA | Oct 31 2008 |
| Associate Client Manager (Consulting) - eDiscovery & Litigation Consul Job | New York City, NY, 10044, USA | Nov 18 2008 |
| Sr. Associate Client Manager eDiscovery & Litigation Consultant Job | New York City, NY, 10044, USA | Nov 9 2008 |