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its job season internships are starting soon and people will hopefully start to receive job offers after those are done weve been getting questions about why we decided to become litigation and corporate lawyers respectively and while we talked about the nature of our work briefly in our week in the life videos we wanted to share some of the key differences between the two in this video [Music] disputes lawyers as the name suggests help their clients with all things related to legal disputes to be more accurate im going to use the term disputes here instead of litigation as disputes technically include litigation as well as other forms of dispute resolution such as arbitration and mediation this can include suing others on behalf of clients defending a claim if the client is being sued or advising clients in situations where there may potentially be a legal dispute generally speaking disputes work is relatively more academic than transactional work disputes lawyers tend to spend a g