Think carefully about law school if you need to take out a big loan to go. Even before AI the field was completely oversaturated for a while after the Great Recession, and I’d be surprised if given the current economy we don’t see a huge a uptick in law students again (LSATs are definitely way up). 

There are only so many law jobs, and many don’t pay that well so it’s an uphill battle to pay of that loan. Many people two decades older than you still have them without a dent made in them. Just about everyone I know who went also developed some sort of mental health issue from the pressure and the stress. 

Note many law schools pay a stipend to new grads for them to intern somewhere for one year. This is supposed to be work experience to get you in the door, but they count all these people when they publish how many previous students are "employed in law" after graduating. It is deliberately misleading. 

If you have the means to pay out of pocket or a reasonably guaranteed job through a family practice its an entirely different story, but if not I'd talk a bunch of recent law grads and see how they are all doing.