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05-09-2020, 11:51 AM
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But my one month of salary from the one month notice is less than the bar fees? Especially since no front load bonus while serving notice right?
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Your HR will ask you to pay it back directly. Otherwise you will owe it as a debt to the firm and interest will be charged -> check your firm's employment policy. I have heard of cases where the partner will be nice and waive the amount. It differs from firm to firm. But I doubt it will happen where you're leaving right after call. That's basically just rejecting retention.
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05-09-2020, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
yes, it's supposed to be full time. but since i haven't started yet i don't know if there'll actually be enough work to occupy me for 8 hours a day. it doesn't seem like that kind of job but i guess i can't really tell at this point.
i think i'll sit on it for a few more days before deciding since i'm not exactly the most disciplined person. thanks for your input - i do like to be quite thorough about my readings (most of the time) so that's definitely something to consider
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Yeah you should think about it carefully. Also starting at this point seems kind of late... There's less than 3 months to the exams and you will obviously need more time in november.
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05-09-2020, 01:58 PM
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general litigation or restructuring insolvency in a big 4 firm?
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05-09-2020, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
general litigation or restructuring insolvency in a big 4 firm?
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I really hate these I'm lazy pls plan my career for me people.
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05-09-2020, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by KCL Law God
I am a Hardvard Masters and at an intl firm. Too bad for you NUS kids
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I know I shouldn’t feed the troll but honestly feel that doing up an American J.D. (Harvard or not) is an utter waste of time and cash unless of course you’re on a full ride scholarship but still, spending 4 + 3 years just for a law degree seemed irrational in my opinion.
Also please don’t feed me with the prestige crap cuz an Oxbridge law degree gives you the same effect at a fraction of what you would spend in total for any American J.D.
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05-09-2020, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I know I shouldn’t feed the troll but honestly feel that doing up an American J.D. (Harvard or not) is an utter waste of time and cash unless of course you’re on a full ride scholarship but still, spending 4 + 3 years just for a law degree seemed irrational in my opinion.
Also please don’t feed me with the prestige crap cuz an Oxbridge law degree gives you the same effect at a fraction of what you would spend in total for any American J.D.
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If you're working in Singapore, sure. Fully agreed.
But if you're comparing their respective markets, the amounts you get from being a law firm parter in New York or Chicago shits all over the London MC firms. I would do it if I was a girl -> the 7 years coupled with NS is way too long, but I would totally do it if I could get it done by 26.
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05-09-2020, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Your HR will ask you to pay it back directly. Otherwise you will owe it as a debt to the firm and interest will be charged -> check your firm's employment policy. I have heard of cases where the partner will be nice and waive the amount. It differs from firm to firm. But I doubt it will happen where you're leaving right after call. That's basically just rejecting retention.
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okay thank you for the information! Was thinking of quitting anytime in the next few months...
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05-09-2020, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Most firms are taking precautions in case things get worse. The drop in pay is not surprising.
I heard one big4 is retrenching and other haven't been quick to offer retentions. Hearsay tho - others who know, pls share.
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Hi can anyone share how retention usually is in the Corp departments of Big 4 + Baker? Which one has the safest retention rates/which ones want to drop-kick you out asap
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05-09-2020, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Most firms are taking precautions in case things get worse. The drop in pay is not surprising.
I heard one big4 is retrenching and other haven't been quick to offer retentions. Hearsay tho - others who know, pls share.
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OP pls provide specifics. Obviously, "one big4" isn't helpful and doesn't add any value. Tks.
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