Lawyer Salary

#**10811** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 02:36 AM

Before you start commenting, do you all know how much a corporate lawyer earns in India?
“The average corporate lawyer’s salary in India is INR 6.9 Lakh per annum. Freshers in this field earn around INR 1.47 Lakh per annum on average.”

#**10812** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 02:47 AM

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Before you start commenting, do you all know how much a corporate lawyer earns in India?
“The average corporate lawyer’s salary in India is INR 6.9 Lakh per annum. Freshers in this field earn around INR 1.47 Lakh per annum on average.”

You're kidding. Is this really it

#**10813** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 10:11 AM

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Shouldn't CECA work both ways? If they can take our market share we can take theirs. Or at least try.

In the grand scheme of things though, and all these troll posts aside, better for the economy.

I agree, CECA is really good for Singapore in weeding out the weak amongst us. CECA helps to displace those whiny KCL grads from their paralegal-like Chinatown jobs, giving those jobs to CECA lawyers instead. Only the strong have a God given right to survive in Singapore, the rest should feel contented to drive grab.

#**10814** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 02:44 PM

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I agree, CECA is really good for Singapore in weeding out the weak amongst us. CECA helps to displace those whiny KCL grads from their paralegal-like Chinatown jobs, giving those jobs to CECA lawyers instead. Only the strong have a God given right to survive in Singapore, the rest should feel contented to drive grab.

Isn't NUS also prevalent in Chinatown. W d y m

#**10815** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 03:13 PM

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Isn't NUS also prevalent in Chinatown. W d y m

Pls speak to vivien bala

#**10816** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 05:09 PM

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Pls speak to vivien bala

You realise he is a doctor

Chinatown is for lawyers

#**10817** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 05:58 PM

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You realise he is a doctor

Chinatown is for lawyers

Are u an idiot. He is mfa.

#**10818** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 06:07 PM

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Are u an idiot. He is mfa.

Are u an idiot. He went to nus medicine on a PSC scholarship.

He's not a lawyer

#**10819** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 09:03 PM

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Are u an idiot. He went to nus medicine on a PSC scholarship.

He's not a lawyer

Which is better NUs or smu

#**10820** (**permalink**) 24-04-2021, 09:23 PM

Hi all, I have a question regarding "Silver Circle" firms that have set up shop in Singapore. As this label includes a relatively large group, are there further (perceived) tiers within this group with respect to branding, remuneration and ease of exit into a MC or US firm thereafter? Specifically, I'm interested to compare Ashurst, Hogan Lovells and Stephenson Harwood. But grateful for general observations on Silver Circle firms as well. Thanks!