Forensic Lawyers, also known as forensic attorneys or legal forensic experts, specialize in legal issues related to forensic evidence, criminal investigations, and disputes involving scientific analysis. They work closely with forensic experts (such as forensic accountants, pathologists, chemists, or psychologists) to interpret and present scientific evidence in a way that is understandable to judges and juries. These lawyers may represent clients in criminal cases, insurance claims, corporate fraud investigations, or wrongful death suits. Their role is to ensure that forensic evidence is handled appropriately, and they often collaborate with investigators and forensic scientists. A background in law, along with specialized knowledge in forensic science or criminal law, is essential for this career. Forensic Lawyers must possess excellent communication, analytical, and negotiation skills, as well as a thorough understanding of how scientific evidence is used in legal contexts. If you're interested in law and forensic science, this career provides a unique opportunity to merge legal expertise with scientific analysis.