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02-10-2017, 09:21 AM
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you sure you went to law school?
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Most people don't realize how much they're actually worth until they start working at a law firm.
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03-10-2017, 12:12 AM
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Wouldn’t the market recover? it’s been 4 years of glut
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you're missing the point
whether or not the market recovers has nothing to do with whether or not lawyers make big bucks
even in the best of times, lawyers dont make more than the clients they service. unless pro bono or blue collar crime.
why do you think so many lawyers quit to do something else? the smart ambitious ones will realise that they can do better by building businesses instead of being the paper boys. eg Tan Min Liang
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03-10-2017, 09:12 PM
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Is doing law and the prospects really that bad?
I am keen to law as a JD but the huge fee is a turn off
Hasn’t it been most people’s dreams to want to
see their children be doctors and lawyers?
Back to my question. Which law school should I go?
What are the prospects of doing JD?
Can share examples of JD graduates you know?
Can I earn big money?
I am asking because not many people knows law so lawyers not replaceable easily.
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I've only heard about JDs having issues finding training contracts. Those with a Bachelor degree in law from NUS and SMU are given higher priority.
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03-10-2017, 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Is doing law and the prospects really that bad?
I am keen to law as a JD but the huge fee is a turn off
Hasn’t it been most people’s dreams to want to
see their children be doctors and lawyers?
Back to my question. Which law school should I go?
What are the prospects of doing JD?
Can share examples of JD graduates you know?
Can I earn big money?
I am asking because not many people knows law so lawyers not replaceable easily.
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Firstly your english is quite terrible so I wouldn't advise you to go down this route.
Also, haven't you been reading up the previous posts. You won't earn big money as a lawyer.
A JD gets you very poor ROI after you factor in opportunity cost of not working for 3 years since you will start out on a fresh grad salary again together with the other LLB grads. You will spend years paying back what you forked out. A law degree only makes economical sense as an undergraduate degree.
You're better off getting an MBA from a good school and going into consulting or something similar.
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04-10-2017, 02:41 PM
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I've only heard about JDs having issues finding training contracts. Those with a Bachelor degree in law from NUS and SMU are given higher priority.
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then issnt that a waste to having spent $70,000 and not be called to bar?
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04-10-2017, 04:59 PM
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then issnt that a waste to having spent $70,000 and not be called to bar?
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Yes it is.
Though i've heard of people that have used their JD/LLB to get called/training positions in other countries - Vietnam, Hong Kong, Australia and the likes.
I hear that solicitors are now in short supply in Australia. If you're going to be spending $70,000 anyway, might as well spend in Australia where you have a chance at law school and residency status.
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05-10-2017, 04:59 AM
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Thanks a lot! Appreciate it Yeah, that's what I was told too by one of the nicer partners. OK I'll do just that!
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hello, i am quite worried about my own retention seeing how there might be a lack of capacity at where i am. Can I please get some advice at how you dealt with your situation? Thank you!
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