Almost all of those start their jobs without any training as entry level management types so that lawyers are really just people with better background for the same jobs once they'v worked their way up. H. Tax Consultant. I. Real Estate Broker. This is a common joint career. I do not expect a large number of programs of this type, but many brokers find that law school provided them with some advantages.
Banking contains a great deal of law.
Many lawyers become bankers. The ideal program would combine the useful legal background training with specific banking knowledge and preparation. However, I remember listening to the Executive Vice President of Bank of America. He went to law school. They have tenure, often after three years or less.