Hello!

You don't need to get into any other degree program before BA LLB to become a corporate lawyer. Degree program in LLB is considered best for becoming corporate lawyer.

These are some of the degree courses you can opt for to become a corporate lawyer-

1. B.A. LL.B. (5 years)
2. B.Sc. LL.B.
3. BBA LLB (Hons) in Corporate law
4. B.Com LL.B

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Good Afternoon Arpan!!

Hope you are absolutely fine, as per your query there are many similarities and dissimilarities between Corporate Lawyer and Business Lawyer, for the basic understanding corporate lawyer and business lawyer works on the same issue but in different levels, Business Lawyer handles the interaction between businesses , peoples, costumers and employees whereas Corporate lawyer handles rules and regulations.

Business lawyer examine legal issue, shareholders rights, tax issues, work with your CPA to mitigate tax burdens, Copyrights and Trademarks concerns etc. on the other hand Corporate lawyer manages an organisation's operations, practices, authenticity and prepares contracts etc.

Hope you understood the basic differences between Corporate Lawyers and Business Lawyers.

All the best!!!

Hey aspirant,

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The average corporate lawyer's salary in India is INR 6.9 Lakh per annum. Freshers in this field earn around INR 1.47 Lakh per annum on average.

About Corporate Lawyer:-

Competitors who complete their certificate in regulation with a specialization in Corporate Law and proceed to construct an expert profession in a similar field are known as Corporate Lawyers. As corporate attorneys, the general occupation of up-and-comers is to guarantee and check the lawfulness of all business exchanges of the organization or association for which they work. Corporate Lawyers additionally need to prompt their partnerships in regards to their obligations and legitimate privileges and this is comprehensive of the obligations and obligations of the corporate officials of that association. The job of a corporate legal counselor influences the entire association at large and they address their organizations on the legitimate front. It happens upon the Corporate Lawyer to determine any discussion that is looked at by the organization and proposition legitimate answers for something very similar. Corporate Lawyers likewise play a significant part to play in interior examinations in which they need to investigate the legal right to privacy with the goal that they can be considered to shield any potential wrongdoing by the organization.

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Hello,

A corporate lawyer is generally called as Staff Attorney, Deputy General Counsel, In - House Counsel, Chief Legal Officer and also General Counsel. Their primary object is to serve the corporation and not to serve the owners or members of that particular corporation.

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The salary of corporate lawyer depends on his/her experience also it depends on the firm they are working.The national average salary for Corporate Lawyer is 48,229 per month in India.Freshers in this field earn around INR 1.47 Lakh per annum on average.Organizations of various sectors require the expertise of corporate lawyers to help them get through legal problems.Some locations offer salaries higher than the national average while some places offer less than the average pay.Corporate lawyers with one to four years of experience earn around INR 5.82 lakh per annum on average.

Hello,

The core difference between BA-LLB and BBA-LLB is the difference in the subjects combinations with law, BBA-LLB is more about combination of management studies and law unlike in case of BA-LLB which is combination of art subjects with law, hence this is more suited for working in corporate world and the main reason for this is your fundamentals in terms of understanding of the domain you will be working in will be strong enough, other than this more or less the opportunities for law graduates remain the same as in terms of appearing for judicial exams, or even appearing for government exams such as UPSC, state PSCs, SSC CGL/CPO, CDS, Railways recruitment for graduates, even in banking sector apart from the post of generalists there are also specialist post pertaining to law which you can apply, to know more details regarding this, visit our page as mentioned below-

BBA-LLB: https://www.careers360.com/courses/bba-llb-bachelor-of-business-administration-bachelor-of-law

BA-LLB: https://www.careers360.com/courses/ba-llb-bachelor-of-arts-bachelor-of-legislative-law