| Administrator Arbitrator or mediator Auditor Business analyst Buyer or procurement analyst Career counsellor Claims advisor Compliance officer Commercial loan administrator Conference developer Consumer advocate Continuing legal education instructor Contracts administrator Corporate trainer Director of career services at a university or college Editor Employee benefits manager Estate planning specialist Ethics officer Executive director of a non-profit organization Financial aid administrator Fundraiser Immigration officer or consultant Insurance broker | Investigator Labour negotiator Law librarian Law professor LSAT tutor Legal correspondent for a newspaper or magazine Legal technology consultant Lobbyist Management consultant Marketing or sales representative Ombudsperson Policy analyst Political advisor Paralegal instructor Privacy law consultant Probation officer Project manager Property developer or manager Recruiter Seminar leader Speaker Special events or meeting/conference planner Sports agent Writer or journalist |
List of transferable legal skills
The following legal skills identified on Life After Law are valued in non-traditional jobs for lawyers:
| Ability to work independently Analytical thinking Attention to detail Awareness of risk or liability Brainstorming Budgeting Communication Conflict Resolution Counselling Creativity Decision making Discipline Dissemination of information Entrepreneurial Fact analysis Identification of issues Innovation Interpersonal skills Interpretation of documents Learning Management Mediation | Multi-Tasking Negotiation Organizational skills Persuasion Presentation skills Prioritization Problem Solving Professionalism Project Management Public Speaking Research Sales Self-Direction Strategizing Stress Management Supervisory Synthesis of information Teamwork Time Management Troubleshooting Writing |
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