Lawyer (telecommunications) - Salary and Career
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Lawyer (telecommunications) - Career description, activities, functions and salary

They postulate, on behalf of the client, in court, proposing or contesting actions, requesting measures from the magistrate or public prosecutor, evaluating documentary and oral evidence, holding labor, common criminal and civil hearings, instructing the party and acting in the jury court, and extrajudicially, mediating issues, contributing to the drafting of bills, analyzing legislation for updating and implementation, assisting companies, people and entities, advising international and national negotiations, ensuring the client's interests in the maintenance and integrity of their assets, facilitating business, preserving individual and collective interests, within ethical principles and in order to strengthen the democratic rule of law.

How much does an Lawyer (telecommunications) earn

A Lawyer (telecommunications) earns between $2.538 and $15.610 per month, with an average monthly salary of $6.428 and a median salary of $5.500 according to an Averwage.com salary survey along with to data of professionals hired and fired by companies in the labor market.

Our research is based on the salaries of 152 professionals hired and dismissed by the period from 06/2021 to 05/2022 (last year).


Salary ranges for the Lawyer (telecommunications)

Monthly Salary Annual Salary Salary Per Week Hourly Salary
Average wage 6.428 77.136 1.607 31
1º Quartile 2.538 30.453 634 12
Median Salary 5.500 66.000 1.375 27
3º Quartile 11.905 142.855 2.976 58
Higher Salary 15.610 187.316 3.902 75


Professional job categories

  • Science and arts professionals
    • professionals in the legal sciences
      • lawyers, attorneys, notaries
        • lawyers

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Main workplaces

Lawyers they work in law firms, in agricultural, commercial, industrial, service and public administration companies, as statutory, salaried or self-employed. They perform their duties unsupervised, indoors and during daytime hours. Eventually, they work under pressure, leading to a stressful situation.


What does it take to work in the field of Lawyers

The exercise of these occupations requires complete higher education and the examination by the OAB of the civil domicile status of the bachelor of law.


Functions and activities of Lawyer (telecommunications)

Lawyers must:

  • analyze the interested party's request;
  • analyze stakeholder request;
  • postulate in court;
  • apply in court;
  • post in court;
  • analyze the request of the interested party;
  • analyze the stakeholder's request;
  • exercer advocacia empresarial;
  • exercer business law;
  • providing legal advice extrajudicially;
  • demonstrate personal skills;
  • exercise business law;
  • postulate in court;
  • define the legal nature of the question;
  • postitute in court;
  • provide extrajudicial legal advice;
  • postitute in court;
  • manage assets and rights;
  • perform legal audits;
  • provide legal advice extrajudicially;
  • define the legal nature of the issue;
  • exercer business advocacy;

  • Activities

    • check the existence of conflicts of interest;
    • dispute actions;
    • ensure the maintenance and integrity of customer assets;
    • point out risks and solutions;
    • participate in collective bargaining;
    • evaluate the possibility of accepting the services;
    • research the legal possibility of the case;
    • form a team of professionals;
    • follow contractual deadlines;
    • assist companies, persons and entities;
    • listen to the interested party;
    • implement legal solutions;
    • propose actions;
    • master written expression;
    • provide lectures;
    • demonstrate interpretive ability;
    • gather basic documentation;
    • meet legal deadlines;
    • firm agreements;
    • monitor cases of third parties for client's interest;
    • show patience;
    • define the scope of the audit;
    • expose to the interested party the possibilities of success;
    • protect industrial property;
    • monitor the performance of corporate acts;
    • manage customer portfolio;
    • support a question orally;
    • evaluate rules and procedures internal to the company;
    • analyze legislation for updating and implementation;
    • instruct the party;
    • choose the action strategy;
    • appeal of decisions;
    • arbitrate interests of the parties;
    • maintain emotional control;
    • act in the jury;
    • evaluate documentary and oral evidence;
    • mediate matters;
    • show synthesis capacity;
    • demonstrate convincing ability;
    • analyze, facts, reports and documents;
    • interpret the legal norm;
    • formalize technical-legal opinion;
    • conduct common criminal hearings;
    • follow legal deadlines;
    • demonstrate persistence;
    • obtain customer authorization;
    • monitor results;
    • manage your own office;
    • conduct civil hearings;
    • contribute to the drafting of bills;
    • show critical thinking;
    • request measures from the magistrate or public prosecutor;
    • advise national negotiations;
    • inform the client about the progress of services;
    • show verbal eloquence;
    • show a sense of humor;
    • develop positive interpersonal relationships;
    • represent against individuals and authorities;
    • promote meetings;
    • show negotiation skills;
    • monitor investment projects under legal aspects;
    • carry out due diligence;
    • monitor third-party cases for client interest;
    • hold labor hearings;
    • elaborate business contracts;
    • act ethically;
    • update yourself;
    • implement legal solutions;
    • collect information relevant to the issue;
    • prepare reports;
    • show logical reasoning;
    • control work of professionals and subcontracted offices;
    • identify problems;
    • gather basic documentation;
    • provide expert services;
    • demonstrate creativity;
    • intervene in the course of the process;
    • follow up third-party cases in the interest of the client;
    • agree the rules for the provision of services;
    • act promptly;
    • develop body expression;
    • show urbanity in personal dealings;
    • prepare documents arising from corporate acts;
    • firm agreements;
    • issue information on legal rules;
    • interview people involved in the audited area;
    • request measures with the magistrate or public prosecutor;
    • demonstrate tolerance;
    • analyze business models;
    • inform the customer about the progress of services;
    • obtain authorization from the customer;
    • advise international negotiations;
    • follow up third-party cases for client interest;
    • use the work of technical assistants;
    • demonstrate active listening skills;
    • monitor third-party cases in the interest of the client;
    • join international expert committees;
    • exchange professional experiences;
    • integrating national expert committees;
    • meet contractual deadlines;
    • choose the strategy of action;
    • carry out administrative hearings;
    • advise board decisions;
    • express to the interested party the acceptance and refusal of the services;
    • receive and give discharge;


    Sectors that hire Lawyer (telecommunications) the most in the job market

    • attorney services
    • data processing, application service providers and internet hosting services
    • engineering services
    • electric power generation
    • electric power transmission
    • life insurance
    • billing activities and registration information
    • combined office and administrative support services
    • sugar cane cultivation
    • intermediation activities and agency services and business in general




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