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In comparison, many street food hawkers in big cities easily earn between 1 to 5 lakhs a month.
And then there are moots which are as useless as bullshit when it comes to practical application of law.
Wake up.
milord ka attention yaha kaise laaye milord toh khud nepotism k prabal davdedar hai.
milord ka fans aate hi honge abhi justify karne
when the most stereotype joke is are you a lawyer or liar?
or when they say it to your face or behind you, that lawyers are shit.
that's the respect you're talking about?
or when a young lawyer practicing is hardly making anything to meet bare end, or when he cant even go out to a restaurant with friend thinking of his share at home only and making up some excuses, even though your friends know you're broke, or when you're at the dating age but could not date because you have no money, and probably will have to settle with someone you dont want.
Yeah lots of respect in the society.
In terms of money, if an ice cream juggler is smart he can train 20 jugglers, open a chain of parlours and possibly make more money than most lawyers.