Is There A Type Of Lawyer That Doesn't Have To Go Into T=a Courtroom?

In law you have two divisions, Civil and Criminal.  In criminal law you will have to be in the courtroom alot.  In civil law there are dozens of venues and only a small percent of them might take you into the courtroom.  CORPORATE LAW is an awesome venue that includes much that does not include litigation.  TITLE (re) search  and real estate and also estate planning and wills and probate may take the attorney into court very little or not at all. These issues are worked out
in conference rooms or offices and even filings at county records MIGHT get handle by the attorney paralegal who does much of his or her leg work.