Lawyer Salary

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No i teach economics Wake Up

What talk u u say u teach kindergarten

Toddlers learn economics u power

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just curious, if one intends to pursue the corporate route, does the JLC experience help in any way (assuming you get a spot)? Or should you just enter private practice since OJT will likely be more beneficial?

JLC doesn't matter at all for corp.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just wanted to check, am an NQ who recently got offered a place at a certain B4 whose initials are close to "B&H". The pay was 6k (4.8 starting, 1.2 bonus), can recent trainees confirm if this was what they were offered?

The salary will never be differentiated within the firm for NQ.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

JLC doesn't matter at all for corp.

Not true. Our AG is Corp

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not true. Our AG is Corp

So.... What...?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The salary will never be differentiated within the firm for NQ.

Hmm mine is 5.6k though NQ and for that same firm as OP.

out of curiosity: if youre a NQ and you get 5.6, then come 1 Jan 2021, you'll be a 1PQE. Will you get a pay increase on 1 Jan 2021 and yearly increments every 1 Jan thereafter?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just curious, if one intends to pursue the corporate route, does the JLC experience help in any way (assuming you get a spot)? Or should you just enter private practice since OJT will likely be more beneficial?

JLCs are paid very well

and it's possible to join an intl firm to do corp after the JLC stint

Is it a must to get FCH for local grads to be JLCs?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is it a must to get FCH for local grads to be JLCs?

NUS: only FCHs invited to apply
SMU: I’ve seen magna + strong mooting achievements get in but generally summa