JD after DDS

[luckytooth]

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Anyone who pursued JD after DDS? I'm looking at options and want to know if anyone considered it.

 

[gryffindor]

Briefly considered it because I became disabled, but decided it would require too much reading and studying of things I find really boring so I'd fail miserably at it. There is a market for it. Those with a DDS/JD are hired during practice transitions to represent the buyer or seller navigate the selling/purchase.

 

[nade0016]

I am contemplating it as well. Not sure how my wife will take it though. I find the legal aspects of what we do very interesting. I think it might ne tough with my current work load. So....maybe.

 

[deleted923283]

I am contemplating it as well. Not sure how my wife will take it though. I find the legal aspects of what we do very interesting. I think it might ne tough with my current work load. So....maybe.

Then all you need is the MBA and you're set to be the next editor-in-chief for JOMS 😆

 

[nade0016]

Then all you need is the MBA and you're set to be the next editor-in-chief for JOMS 😆

Maybe switch it up to an MHA. Shake things up a bit.

 

[schmoob]

It depends what you want the JD for. How do you plan on using it?
I have an MBA and find it has not helped me one bit.

As far as a JD, you can go to school part time and still practice.