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18-03-2023, 02:20 PM
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Junior litigation and arbitration lawyer from one of the local unis. Been thinking about applying to do a masters for the experience of studying and living abroad, branding and networking. Possibly even working abroad for 2 years. What do you all think about the worth of a Harvard LLM, Oxford BCL and Cambridge LLM. Specifically interested in the Cambridge LLM because of personal reasons. Would it make a difference to my profile and appeal to recruiters and firms (both international and local), and is the Cambridge LLM significantly less prestigious than the Harvard LLM or Oxford BCL. I see a number of judges having the Cambridge LLM, but I keep hearing that the other two are much highly regarded.
Appreciate any constructive views given the financial costs involved. Thanks a million in advance!
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Cambridge LLM is slightly less prestigious but it doesn't really matter from a private practice standpoint, as employers care more about your experience and grades. All three are considered brand name unis and which you choose won't be the deciding factor.
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18-03-2023, 04:57 PM
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Hey guys. I am a local uni grad, 31M, called in 2018, working in-house at a big MNC. Currently getting 9.4K. Bonus has been decent at 3-6 months. Would be keen to hear what other fellow 5 PQE in-house counsels are drawing.
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18-03-2023, 04:59 PM
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anyone know why lock yin mei left a&o
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18-03-2023, 08:55 PM
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anyone know why lock yin mei left a&o
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She reached retirement age. A&Os retirement age is 55.
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18-03-2023, 10:37 PM
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She reached retirement age. A&Os retirement age is 55.
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Sure boh! Heard their politics inside very serious one. Always love to bully the chinese partners.
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19-03-2023, 04:35 PM
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Hey guys. I am a local uni grad, 31M, called in 2018, working in-house at a big MNC. Currently getting 9.4K. Bonus has been decent at 3-6 months. Would be keen to hear what other fellow 5 PQE in-house counsels are drawing.
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I am a local grad with 1 pqe less than you and am currently in a bank. My salary is about 25% more. Bonus is around 3-6 months as well. I felt that my pay is currently on the low-average level.
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19-03-2023, 10:04 PM
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I am a local grad with 1 pqe less than you and am currently in a bank. My salary is about 25% more. Bonus is around 3-6 months as well. I felt that my pay is currently on the low-average level.
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OP here. Damn, if you feel that youre on the low-average scale, that means Im seriously underpaid.
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19-03-2023, 10:18 PM
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how can 1pqe be inhouse counsel? usually it is 3-6 years practice then can go inhouse
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19-03-2023, 10:47 PM
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I am a local grad with 1 pqe less than you and am currently in a bank. My salary is about 25% more. Bonus is around 3-6 months as well. I felt that my pay is currently on the low-average level.
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u sure or not? which bank willing to pay 1pqe inhouse so much i oso wan
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20-03-2023, 12:11 AM
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1 PQE less, not 1 PQE
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