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Does anyone here know how much an AGC state counsel/DPP earn on average? I’m currently a 4PQE and am thinking of jumping to the legal service. Any guidance would be very helpful. Thanks!
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This comment only shows you can put the gst voucher working class kid in the local law schools but you cannot remove their working class mindset whereby a 5 room flat is a big deal. Lmao the elites would have their parents buying a condominium/landed in their name even before graduation. Back to the usual salary programming. |
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What's the salary for A&G NQ (PQE1) now?
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NQ is after mass call in Aug until Dec In the next calendar yr Jan, you'll be 1 PQE. 6.5K for NQ, rising to 7.2K for 1 PQE. |
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How’s the hiring market now. I’m looking to leave my current firm.
My initial months were peaceful but a partner which is not my boss and gives me adhoc has started going around on a slime campaign about me about my lack of interest in a file with their secretary when we got looped into something together and this isn’t even the team I work for. I tried to turn it down but I couldn’t. This partner basically forced my hand on a file and the secretary lied about my work load. In fact I have several seniors but I don’t report to this partner. None of my actual bosses even stepped in and in fact have more doubt over me. This firm I’m in values support staff more than the juniors. I’m tired and out. My BP has even shot up. The seniors I report to asked me to explain myself and I tried to defend. In fact I’ve taken over the file but that idiotic partner has continued slandering me on a daily basis: |
A partner who is not even my own boss is trying to force me out of my firm, and has repeatedly tried to slime my character.
Partner has even tried to spread false lies to my own bosses, and bosses being bosses they scratch each others back. My initial months were peaceful until I became a target by this Partner. How do I navigate myself out. |
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Anyone familiar with the salary at CMS Holborn Asia? Is it a real international firm or a “fake” JV like the common culprits listed in this forum?
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Does anyone know what trainee/NQ pay at WithersKhattarWong is?
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Thoughts on QWP opening an office in London?
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This is one of those initiatives that look good on committee papers, and you can spend hours writing pages of policy recommendations based on "extensive" overseas datapoints etc etc, but anybody who's spent even a week in a real law firm working environment will know that it will be ineffectual and totally divorced from reality. All that will happen is that it gives law firm 6 additional months to exploit their trainees at low pay. And shift financial burden and imposes barriers to financially disadvantaged lawyers. We do not have a quality problem of NQs. What we have is a quality problem of old senior lawyers working in 1 to 5 man outfits that are unable to provide good mentorship and experiences to their trainees/juniors, because either their book of business have been declining over the years, or they've picked up numerous poor habits and work ethics, or both. A perusal of recent disciplinary cases largely dealing with senior lawyers in such solo/small practices, will attest to that. This is the quality problem that LawSoc / MinLaw should be addressing. One of the advantages of this jurisdiction that makes it marginally tolerable to practice law is the relatively short period (0.5 years of bar + 0.5 years of TC) for professional qualification compared to say the UK or HK. The current status is OK considering how low the market payscales are. Lengthening the TC period to 1 year will make law an even less attractive prospects to even semi-bright young people who have a plethora of other good and well-paying career options to consider. |
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IMO, this statement obviously comes from some echo chamber of old lawyers who aren't really in touch with the practice of law anymore. The issue is that the old guard refuses to die out or adapt, when being a lawyer was so much easier during their time, and are unwilling to actually do anything that would alleviate the issues with the legal industry. |
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