Lawyer Salary

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why do you need your bf/gf’s consent? Honestly this forum is full of toxicity. All of us should make decisions independent of others.

I guess what OP is saying is this is no trifling decision.
If you are planning to settle down with a BTO and kids, this calls for an informed decision

So those foreign grads here, how much did your parents waste on you? Got S$500k? How long will you take to pay your parents back? Not paiseh? Parents so old already still need to save for retirement?

****ing lower tier school grads go be grab delivery driver as it’s going to value-add more to your lives

Originally Posted by Unregistered

****ing lower tier school grads go be grab delivery driver as it’s going to value-add more to your lives

You mean like NUS and SMU?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone with any views or information on the culture and salary at NLC Law Asia?

I believe they get a lot of the work that big 4 firms are unable to take up due to conflict of interests.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

So those foreign grads here, how much did your parents waste on you? Got S$500k? How long will you take to pay your parents back? Not paiseh? Parents so old already still need to save for retirement?

If their parents have $500k to blow on them, chances are their parents are loaded and don't need to worry about retirement.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hope this aint splenda sweet but real sugar. Appreciate your answer but the JT website indicates nothing about criminal law..

I'm the op who said if you have options you should go elsewhere.

Of the three, Forte Law is perhaps the best in terms of reputation.

JT is known for some not very flattering stuff. You should try and find people who have worked for him before to find out more. Perhaps the red flag would be that ... for a small firms, the firm is perpetually hiring... and no one lasts very long. His core area of practice is NOT criminal law.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm the op who said if you have options you should go elsewhere.

Of the three, Forte Law is perhaps the best in terms of reputation.

JT is known for some not very flattering stuff. You should try and find people who have worked for him before to find out more. Perhaps the red flag would be that ... for a small firms, the firm is perpetually hiring... and no one lasts very long. His core area of practice is NOT criminal law.

Degree millers wasting time on **** low balling places

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm the op who said if you have options you should go elsewhere.

Of the three, Forte Law is perhaps the best in terms of reputation.

JT is known for some not very flattering stuff. You should try and find people who have worked for him before to find out more. Perhaps the red flag would be that ... for a small firms, the firm is perpetually hiring... and no one lasts very long. His core area of practice is NOT criminal law.

Degree millers should stay in their place and should not be competitors. We deserve to be in better places than u.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm the op who said if you have options you should go elsewhere.

Of the three, Forte Law is perhaps the best in terms of reputation.

JT is known for some not very flattering stuff. You should try and find people who have worked for him before to find out more. Perhaps the red flag would be that ... for a small firms, the firm is perpetually hiring... and no one lasts very long. His core area of practice is NOT criminal law.

how much does a firm's location serve as a deciding factor to choose where to train . For example if its on the 30th floor of a building located in prime CBD (not MBFC types/tier 1 office buildings) vs somewhere close to boat quay in a chambers style set up.