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04-03-2023, 10:02 AM
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hi just curious, which are the more legit international FLAs/JLVs? hearsay the ranking is like that:
true ints (MC & SCs level) eg. CC, HSF, Ashurst
more integrated tie-ups eg. Simmons, BMWL, NRF
the rest: wkw, rodyk, mls, mpillay, dms, clyde, reed smith etc
is this accurate?
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Why does "integration" matter here? FLAs / JLVs are just measures for international firms to advise and practice local law. "Integration" doesn't have much impact, as much as the strength of actual practice advising on local law.
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05-03-2023, 01:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
hi just curious, which are the more legit international FLAs/JLVs? hearsay the ranking is like that:
true ints (MC & SCs level) eg. CC, HSF, Ashurst
more integrated tie-ups eg. Simmons, BMWL, NRF
the rest: wkw, rodyk, mls, mpillay, dms, clyde, reed smith etc
is this accurate?
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Honestly, for mid to senior level i'd rather go for lower - mid tier intl than MC.
MC so cruel, they kick you out easily if you dont reach the target (bringing works for at least GBP3 mill). HSF dont even count cross referral as part of your target, you need to actually bring in new clients/works.
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07-03-2023, 08:37 AM
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6pqe disputes litigation lawyer here interviewing for inhouse roles
why do most companies says my liti experience not relevant and didn’t want to match my salary? I would think my liti exp can help prevent companies from getting into disputes, which is more valuable than a corp lawyer.
Anybody has similar encounter?
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07-03-2023, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
6pqe disputes litigation lawyer here interviewing for inhouse roles
why do most companies says my liti experience not relevant and didn’t want to match my salary? I would think my liti exp can help prevent companies from getting into disputes, which is more valuable than a corp lawyer.
Anybody has similar encounter?
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Lol. Appears that you have a limited understanding of the role of an in-house lawyer…
In-house counsel generally look after the legal affairs of the entire business. Is a company’s business litigating and avoiding litigation? I’m gonna answer that for you to say probably not. A large portion of the work relates to reviewing commercial contracts (relevant to the business) and keeping the day-to-day legal affairs in order (e.g. drafting resolutions, checking older contracts, etc.). Litigation (even preventing litigation) is a small portion of that. Would your 6PQE of disputes experience help you in these tasks? If yes, then you’re not selling yourself well. If no, then you have your answer…
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07-03-2023, 12:16 PM
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What’s the difficulty of the supp papers like for part b?
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07-03-2023, 05:09 PM
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looking to jump from big4 to int; hows the culture and deals in cc and baker cap mkts teams?
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07-03-2023, 09:26 PM
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How are the recruiters from Aslant?
Like Alice or Gwen
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Gwen figure better
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08-03-2023, 01:38 AM
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Gwen figure better
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What do you mean ? 10char
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08-03-2023, 02:40 PM
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Wongp has a new disputes department?
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