Lawyer Salary

Anyone knows how much an in-house counsel between 3 to 6 PQE in a local GLC / company earns? E.g. stat board, Changi Airport

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Crim 90K? Even fresh grad public servants and NQs can pull more...

crim, like crime, doesn't pay

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone knows how much an in-house counsel between 3 to 6 PQE in a local GLC / company earns? E.g. stat board, Changi Airport

10-12k pm

10char

So, how are the Part B results? Many failures?

I didnt clear the PCP mod, suspect its because time management issue for written paper where there were 5 hypos, i did not finish half a hypo, though for mcq i was fairly confident.. seems like paper 2 cant pull up paper 1. anyone else didnt clear PCP?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I didnt clear the PCP mod, suspect its because time management issue for written paper where there were 5 hypos, i did not finish half a hypo, though for mcq i was fairly confident.. seems like paper 2 cant pull up paper 1. anyone else didnt clear PCP?

Will senior lawyers factor in that this year's Part B is increased standards, and so be more willing to forgive/retain trainees who failed a paper or two? Or will they just see it as "huh, you didn't pass ah. I thot part b is easy one, never hear anybody fail before" and not retain you?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Will senior lawyers factor in that this year's Part B is increased standards, and so be more willing to forgive/retain trainees who failed a paper or two? Or will they just see it as "huh, you didn't pass ah. I thot part b is easy one, never hear anybody fail before" and not retain you?

It depends on how badly they need more warm bodies, how you've performed throughout your training period, whether you have any value add beyond legal skills (do you have valuable connections that may lead to billables for your partner? Does someone in your family happen to play golf with your supervising partner?)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

So, how are the Part B results? Many failures?

Heard WP got people fail.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Will senior lawyers factor in that this year's Part B is increased standards, and so be more willing to forgive/retain trainees who failed a paper or two? Or will they just see it as "huh, you didn't pass ah. I thot part b is easy one, never hear anybody fail before" and not retain you?

Try passing your Part B first before worrying if you get retained lol

How come this year Part B so many failures? The marking seems very off