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Civil law comes under masters degree. Masters of Law (LLM) in civil law takes 1 year for the completion. Candidates can pursue LLM course after bachelors of law (LLB). Civil law is the oldest field of law that offers a wide range of career opportunities. Professionals works for private clients, businesses or government entities to resolve disputes and legal issues. Admission to this course for National Law Universities (NLUs) are granted through CLAT 2019 . While many universities conduct their own entrance examination for admission to this course. A civil law postgraduate are hired by several government institutes, private law firms and nonprofit organizations, National Human Rights Commissio, teaching field and many more. In India, the salary of civil lawyer ranges from Rs 4 to 5 lacs per year

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So, a civil attorney, commonly known as a litigator, is a lawyer hired by a client to pursue or defend a civil lawsuit in a court of law. A civil lawsuit can arise in many different areas of law and often concerns the recovery of money or property.

What does they do?

Civil attorneys work on non-criminal legal issues.They might also help resolve legal disputes between two people, such as settlements for injuries resulting from car accidents. A civil attorney differs from a civil rights attorney.

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