Law School

So I have been debating whether or not to go to Law school, with a primary focus on copyright law. I have been asked many times what exactly is copyright law. Basically it is the protection of a writer's work and that could range from "writing" writing to graphic design and movies. Now I'm exactly sure if I will be ABLE to go to law school, not only mentally, but physically as well. So far I only have one friend who is behind me and thinks I will be able to do it, and that it would benefit me in various ways. The thought of the LSATs scare the living daylights out of me and I'm not going to mention the analogy tests I would have to take. Three or four hours of analogies yicks. The GMATs I haven't even thought about yet either. Would I be able to work the long hours, endure the stress and possible failure (greatest fear is failure). Even if I do get through law school would I even be a good enough lawyer?

SHould I even attempt or stay with working as a literary agent or a publish (praying on this internship, won't know until Novemeber)? Take the risk, or take the safe raod? I found each time I take a risk I either fall flat on my face, or get tossed on my face. I don't want to continue to fall/get tossed on my face anymore.