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Nope..

In Finland lawyers are like dogs. Gradulated lawyer might get (if lucky) ~3000 euros per month but that includes over 60 hours worktime. Currently there are gradulating too many lawyers from universities

You can ask more about it from Roschier or Castren Snellman. I'm sure they can give you exact answer - also in Swedish.

From what I've experienced myself and the experience of my fellow law graduates, I can honestly say that the pay is indeed fine. Some might begin with approximate earnings of 3000 euros, but it's hardly a rarity to have a salary of more than 5000 euros right from the start.

As in other fields, one's abilities count. A pleasure-seeking down-shifter might very well end up having low paying job in the administration or private sector but a little wit and some ability to recollect the things from the years of studying can easily grant one with a high-paying job and possibly at an early stage, too.

I myself am making about 4500 euros a month which isn't a lot compared with some of my colleagues in the same field. But hey, money isn't everything.

Dogs223 isn't probably a lawyer or even a law student, or he just has little knowledge of the reality of the profession. The variety is HUGE but devotion, determination and a little intellect will make money.

Huono provo vailla tarkoitusta.

1. Miten riikinruotsalainen, joka on kiinnostunut meidän palkoistamme osaisi tänne? Tietääkö ruotsalainen tai edes ruotsalainen asianajaja mitä sanat "yliopisto" ja "oikeustieteellinen" tarkoittavat? Voin vakuuttaa, etteivät tiedä.

2. Kirjoittaako ruotsalainen "when they work in private sector" ilman artikkelia?
Ei kirjoita.

"Åsa90" olikin Pirjo. Oliko Pirjo hauska? Ei ollut. Oliko Pirjo ovela? Ei.