From my experience.

1. New Lawyers are mostly poorly paid in the beginning of their Legal career.

2. As a young Lawyer your Boss is not your friend, he doesn’t care about you. Just do your work and leave.

3. Lawyers make a good amount of money as they grow older in the profession

4. Law School Is expensive; The school where they are trained to become lawyers isn’t cheap.

5. If you want your lawyer to take your matter seriously pay him well.

6. Before you become a SAN In Nigeria you must offer free services to some clients without collecting money.

You can add yours.

#5

Happens mostly if the client is guilty.
U gaz pay well for lawyers to defend u with blood.

#4.
Very important b4 choosing that part.
U'll see poor souls struggling to pay school fees or attend lecture wanna study Law.
Not discouraging anyone though

Highestpromoton:
From my experience.
1. New Lawyers are mostly poorly paid in the beginning of their Legal career.
2. As a young Lawyer your Boss is not your friend, he doesn’t care about you. Just do your work and leave.
3. Lawyers make a good amount of money as they grow older in the profession
4. Law School Is expensive.
5. If you want your lawyer to take your matter seriously pay him well.
6. Before you become a SAN In Nigeria you must offer free services to some clients without collecting money.
You can add yours.

Why should this information be of interest to the general public, particularly those of us not even remotely interested in this career track though?

The dirtier the game, the chances of being bigger.