Lawyer Salary

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Quit and do what? Genuinely curious

Drive Grab for your CECA overlords.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Quit and do what? Genuinely curious

Honestly, you will never be short on jobs if you invest your time in learning outside of the law. There is a demand for e.g legally trained people with excel skills, just that you must have the initiative to pursue these skills.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Honestly, you will never be short on jobs if you invest your time in learning outside of the law. There is a demand for e.g legally trained people with excel skills, just that you must have the initiative to pursue these skills.

These are all truisms - just like a legally trained person who has coding skills, baking skills, karate skills or flying skills can be a entrepreneur, baker, martial arts instructor or pilot.

What if you're a run-of-the-mill individual who just fell into the legal profession because results were good enough to get into law school but has no other special talents?

Besides in-house counsel or P&I club claims handler (for shipping lawyers) what other white-collar, non-start-up exit options are there for law?

Times Higher Education latest world ranking ranks Oxford #1, Cambridge #2, Harvard #6 and NUS #22

The Times / Sunday Times Guide ranks Cambridge #1, Oxford #2. In fact all major UK rankings (including Guardian and Complete) rank Cambridge #1 for consecutive years.

In light of this, how reputable is a Harvard LLM against a Cambridge LLM and Oxford BCL?
Assuming rankings are a good indicator

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Times Higher Education latest world ranking ranks Oxford #1, Cambridge #2, Harvard #6 and NUS #22

The Times / Sunday Times Guide ranks Cambridge #1, Oxford #2. In fact all major UK rankings (including Guardian and Complete) rank Cambridge #1 for consecutive years.

In light of this, how reputable is a Harvard LLM against a Cambridge LLM and Oxford BCL?
Assuming rankings are a good indicator

None of the above can best a first from Kings

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None of the above can best a first from Kings

Ah an underemployed KCL troll coming out of the woodwork. I believe Grab is still hiring (drivers that is, not in-house counsels).

Originally Posted by Unregistered

None of the above can best a first from Kings

Guys you need to wake up your idea. lousy a levels results mean nothing.

A kings first and connections (most people that go kings in the place have great connections) will trump any run of the mill nus/smu grads

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Guys you need to wake up your idea. lousy a levels results mean nothing.

A kings first and connections (most people that go kings in the place have great connections) will trump any run of the mill nus/smu grads

Here comes another bitter Kings troll...

Well if you are good in the first place, you won't need to rely on connections.

Hi all I graduated from the University of Exeter with a LLB (Hons) 2.1 in 2017. What are my chances of obtaining a TC with the Big 4?

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Hi all I graduated from the University of Exeter with a LLB (Hons) 2.1 in 2017. What are my chances of obtaining a TC with the Big 4?

If you have connections, 100%