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Nothing stop you from applying, you never know.
Probably
Anything could happen, but it might be a challenge. Having less than six months of experience could be an obstacle just because it looks less than ideal to have stayed in a position for such a brief tenure. You'd be asked why you want to move on after six months, and the answer to that could conceivably reflect badly on you.
Very true. I’ve tried to think of how I’ll respond to that question in the best manner possible.
What practice ?
Willing to consider any practice area really
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I have a friend started as a contract specialist/ negotiator after law school and then transferred to a full lawyer role after a year. Keep open minded, there may be jobs prefer a law education and new lawyer can apply, the pay is not bad.