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18-02-2018, 12:40 AM
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amongst the big four firms, is it possible to rank them in terms of prestige/most recognised? thanks.
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The rankings are done in terms of discrete client industries or areas of legal practice, e.g. aviation finance, shipping, project finance, competition law, construction litigation, capital markets etc etc.
For that, you need to do your own homework and look @ industry publications like Chambers & Partners, Legal500, IFLR, AsiaLaw profiles, or Asian Legal Business.
This isn't like secondary school or JC anymore where you can rank which are the top schools and which aren't, or, as people on this forum seem to have some childish obsession with, law school rankings.
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18-02-2018, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
The rankings are done in terms of discrete client industries or areas of legal practice, e.g. aviation finance, shipping, project finance, competition law, construction litigation, capital markets etc etc.
For that, you need to do your own homework and look @ industry publications like Chambers & Partners, Legal500, IFLR, AsiaLaw profiles, or Asian Legal Business.
This isn't like secondary school or JC anymore where you can rank which are the top schools and which aren't, or, as people on this forum seem to have some childish obsession with, law school rankings.
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Those people on this forum are not childish. Go ask international (white shoe, magic circle) and see whether they favor pedigree and people from top universities (Oxbridge), FCH, top in Bar, etc.
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18-02-2018, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Those people on this forum are not childish. Go ask international (white shoe, magic circle) and see whether they favor pedigree and people from top universities (Oxbridge), FCH, top in Bar, etc.
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I won’t name firms but some firms in US/UK even consider LSE, UCL to be not good enough except Oxbridge only. That’s why people from non Oxbridge ( NUS, and other unis), provided they do qualify for the BCL/LLM in Oxbridge go on to do so despite the associated costs and sacrificing one year PQE.
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18-02-2018, 10:21 AM
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I won’t name firms but some firms in US/UK even consider LSE, UCL to be not good enough except Oxbridge only. That’s why people from non Oxbridge ( NUS, and other unis), provided they do qualify for the BCL/LLM in Oxbridge go on to do so despite the associated costs and sacrificing one year PQE. |
Speak for the UK. The US doesn’t care about UK unis - it’s almost a must to have a JD/LLM from US unis
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18-02-2018, 11:34 AM
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MC equity partner
Dear Minions,
Please get back to billing your files now
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18-02-2018, 12:38 PM
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Dear Minions,
Please get back to billing your files now
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What’s an MC equity partner doing on the forum? Hahaha. Shouldn’t you be out in Sentosa enjoying the Sunday afternoon or playing golf in country club?
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18-02-2018, 04:42 PM
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20-02-2018, 05:09 AM
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Hello Everyone,
I am a Senior Associate in one of the big 3 local firms in KL, Malaysia. I have 4.5 years PQE
Can anyone please tell me what the big 4 in Singapore pays for a person with 5 years PQE and 4 years PQE?
Also what is the standard uplift in pay for a lawyer to go in-house for a MNC? In malaysia the standard is norm is between 20-30% on monthly pay.
Appreciate feedback.
Thanks!
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Pay increment to go in-house? In Singapore, people take paycuts to go in-house because a lot of lawyers are dying to leave Big 4 after a few years of being worked to death. Malaysia must be the land of unicorns.
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