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OAB census reveals challenges for young Brazilian lawyers

The Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil (OAB) has released the ‘Censo Fala Jovem Advocacia’ survey, which highlights the significant challenges faced by early-career legal professionals. The study surveyed 9,102 lawyers with up to five years of registration across all Brazilian states.

Key findings indicate that 36% of respondents identified a lack of clients as their primary obstacle. Additionally, 2,506 participants reported difficulties regarding technical insecurity and procedural practice. Other major hurdles include the high costs of maintaining a law office (cited by 1,547 people) and a lack of mentorship from experienced professionals (reported by 299 people).

The data shows that 39% of those surveyed had been registered with the OAB for less than one year. Experts suggest that legal correspondence may serve as a practical pathway for young lawyers to gain experience and transition into more complex legal demands.

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Correspondente Dinâmico · Gian Nunes · Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil · Priscila Pinheiro

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