What steps do I have to go through to become a working lawyer in the Netherlands?
Do I have to pass the Bar exam? What language is that in?
Does it matter if I don't know Dutch?
How to be a Lawyer in the Netherlands?
Posted Nov 20, 2010 18:46
Do I have to pass the Bar exam? What language is that in?
Does it matter if I don't know Dutch?
Posted Nov 26, 2010 20:53
You would need to complete an undergraduate law degree and a graduate degree first, followed by a three year apprenticeship. And yes, obviously you need to speak Dutch. Hope it helped.
Posted Nov 27, 2010 13:08
thank you very much !
you really did help!
you really did help!
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