You are holding in your hands the jubilee edition of the book that started the series "What They Don't Teach in Law School" five years ago, in a new design, with corrections and updates. The book has helped many lawyers, both beginners and experienced ones.Many books are devoted to success, but none of them touched upon the age-old questions of students and graduates of law schools - young professionals who find themselves face to face with the realities of life. What and how to study? What to do now, on the student's bench? How then to make money in the face of fierce competition, even if you are a graduate of the most popular and prestigious field?Vyacheslav Orobinsky, a practicing lawyer, former head of the litigation practice of a large law firm, summarizes his experience, his path to knowledge, and also the experience of colleagues: who studied how, who became who, who achieved what.The author went from an intern to the head of the legal department in a large telephone company, then went into consulting, learning about the everyday life of private practice. He won many court cases both in arbitration and in courts of general jurisdiction.The book is addressed primarily to students, graduates and young professionals. But even an experienced professional will be able to learn something new and useful here: strategies for working with clients, ideas for career development - in the field of both an employee and a private lawyer.

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