Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143004)

Not surprising CY lost his case, he is after all a Warwick degree miller (just ranked a little higher than KCL) vs NUS superstar IR.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 142990)

Just saw on CY insta that he got served with the writ. Pretty sure he's gonna lose this big time.
No alleged victims are likely to step up to testify for him. Why would they? If the rumours are true they're from our poorer neighbours around the region. Who would want to come all the way to Singapore to take down some random lawyer involved in a spat with a wannabe opposition candidate?

Anyway to be blunt, some of these poor countries where these alleged victims hail from are not the most progressive when it comes to womens rights anyway. Sexual harassment and assault is probably a fact of life there. Only in Singapore do we give so much dam n about all these meetoo patriarchy crap

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143013)

This CY character has vindicated this forum's longheld presupposition that foreign law degrees are inferior to local NUS/SMU degrees. In fact we should invite the government to expand CECA to include ceca lawyers to wipe out the feeding grounds of UK degree millers like CY once and for all.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143025)

Local SMU degrees? Lol what?

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143013)

This CY character has vindicated this forum's longheld presupposition that foreign law degrees are inferior to local NUS/SMU degrees. In fact we should invite the government to expand CECA to include ceca lawyers to wipe out the feeding grounds of UK degree millers like CY once and for all.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143031)

QFT. All the jobless KCL grads trying to hate on local grads because no one is returning your calls during CB.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143034)

Pritam is testament to KCL's prowess. And SMU JD

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143036)

He came from Normal Stream. Explains why he had to go to a degree mill for undergrad and this is (arguably) why he is from the opposition.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143039)

Cam is better than local schools. I spit on you

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143041)

Inferior members of society such as CY have probably felt oppressed by our meritocratic state - where people who are intelligent and capable make it to the top. Look at how many people from NUS law came from humble families. We made it purely by our capabilities.

However, there will always be groups of people like him who try to pit against us (or in this case, the PAP since we all know they are the elite group who wins every election). Too bad, this is the way of life. Haters g’na hate.

(P.S all you degree millers should stop trying to outwit us. Know where you stand, bois.)

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143040)

Are you daft? It is a well known fact that many NUS law grads are qualified for Oxbridge but they chose to stay in local schools because many of us came from humble and make pragmatic decisions unlike spoilt brats like you.

I don’t even think you are from cambs in the first place because you sound too daft to even be from a degree mill.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143048)

Many, like 10%? What about the 90% who don't? Anyway Cam is better I spit on you

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143036)

He came from Normal Stream. Explains why he had to go to a degree mill for undergrad and this is (arguably) why he is from the opposition.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143052)

everyone posting in this thread studied overseas only on exchange for one sem and put it in their linkedin like as though uni of botswana sibei satki

just fyi newbie these are the kind of people telling u oxon better than cantab lmao

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143061)

Why is IR filing for a harassment complaint instead of a defamation suit? Can the alleged victims not testify in the context of a harassment complaint? Smart move by IR if that's the case.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143063)

yall dunno poha got amended meh? go google the amendment and see what its for lah

how can lawyer dunno how to use poha sia not only for harassment leh.

protip: see s 15/16

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143072)

honestly the dmgs not worth the trouble of going for defamation. for what low five digits only cy happily drag out all the juicy deets at trial? the legal fees cfm more than the dmgs also.

one times poha get cy to stfu can liao.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143086)

Hi, I'm a Y3 from NUS and I need some advice regarding TCs.

I wish to practice corp and do a corp TC - however corp has been hit hard by COVID + I'm expecting 2:2 so securing a TC now will be harder.

Should I focus on a liti TC instead (I've done moots and all)? I doubt it'll be ideal to do Liti and then transit to corp practice - after all the type of work and skills needed are quite different and I'd need to learn all over again.

Or should I just keep applying for corp, seeing as markets and business confidence may recover later this year?

Appreciate any insights from corp - thanks!

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143086)

Hi, I'm a Y3 from NUS and I need some advice regarding TCs.

I wish to practice corp and do a corp TC - however corp has been hit hard by COVID + I'm expecting 2:2 so securing a TC now will be harder.

Should I focus on a liti TC instead (I've done moots and all)? I doubt it'll be ideal to do Liti and then transit to corp practice - after all the type of work and skills needed are quite different and I'd need to learn all over again.

Or should I just keep applying for corp, seeing as markets and business confidence may recover later this year?

Appreciate any insights from corp - thanks!

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143090)

1. Don't let your grades stop you

2. But be realistic, liti easier to get than corp

3. Get qualified first then decide again, doesn't mean your TC liti means you liti for immediate future

4. Controversial opinion but consider conveyancing, similar to corp and may be easier to get TC for?

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 142812)

Offered tsmp

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 143081)

I don't support CY's style of politics but you guys got to admit he keeps the ruling party accountable, brash as he may be. Imagine if people like Imran or Ivan Lim manage to get past the system and rise up to become ministers because the PAP's internal checks have failed, that would be disastrous. CY is like the shark that keeps the ocean free of sick and diseased fish.