Happiness is a feeling of joy or satisfaction. It is also a feeling that a person should experience while working in his profession. It is very important for a person to appreciate his work so that he can always apply the best of his abilities to his work. A lawyer dedicates much of his time to work, so having fun is very important. Starting in college, lawyers spend much of their time working hard to become successful lawyers. They also participate in multiple assessments to ensure they are well prepared to represent clients in a variety of legal matters. Pursuing a legal career is good for someone who is good at arguing, because it gives lawyers the chance to bring happiness to a client and justice to people. The government or private companies employ lawyers (“Where Lawyers Usually Work” 1). 26% of lawyers work for companies or alone (“Lawyer” 3). While working lawyers spend much of their time researching cases, interviewing witnesses, selecting a jury, and negotiating with the opposing side on motions and settlements outside the courtroom (Where Lawyers Usually Work” 1). Lawyers can also review current law, negotiate with others about current law, or potentially prepare for court cases (1). Salaried lawyers have a scheduled workhorse unlike private lawyers or lawyers who work for law firms (“How to Become a Lawyer” 2). Private lawyers or law firms have irregular working hours throughout the week including weekends (“Lawyers” 4). Lawyers spend much of their time in courtrooms, law libraries, and law firms, and sometimes travel to the client's home or place of work (4). Pursuing a legal career requires many qualities, including the ability to understand and apply the law in various areas… somewhere in between… you often need to work part-time in another (8). Most lawyers who start working usually earn less than lawyers who work with companies (8). Lawyers are people who do justice to their clients. They are chosen by their clients to speak on their behalf in a court of law. Lawyers require many specific skills that help them be better lawyers. Lawyers must be good at gaining the respect and trust of their clients so that they can better receive all their information. Lawyers go to many years of school to prepare and learn all the skills they need. As the article "How to Become a Lawyer" says, "To practice law in any state, a person must be admitted to its Bar under the rules established by the highest court of the jurisdiction." In conclusion, lawyers spend much of their time preparing to represent people and get them the justice they deserve.