Lawyer Salary

NUS 2:2 generally has better shot at TCs than overseas unis (except for Oxbridge obviously la). But yeah like the other poster said, do liti lor.

Talk to judge very scary meh?

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Doesn't really matter once you go into practice, so who gives a **** anyway.

That’s why they should reform to give fch priority for jobs.
Those 2:2 should queue in line

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Can any nus 2:2 share the firms that offered them TCs? Thanks

Baker mckenzie wong leow

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I personally know of NUS 2:2 being offered TCs at b4 firms in the last 2 years (but not popular depts such as M&A). Dont give up and continue to apply. Do follow the advice given on our student forum as well.

Thanks for this

Originally Posted by Unregistered

NUS 2:2 generally has better shot at TCs than overseas unis (except for Oxbridge obviously la). But yeah like the other poster said, do liti lor.

Talk to judge very scary meh?

Haha was unsure whether this was just a myth, yep am considering just starting off in liti first and maybe shifting to corp in the future

Originally Posted by Unregistered

That’s why they should reform to give fch priority for jobs.
Those 2:2 should queue in line

Doesn’t matter. As long as you are from NUS you should be given priority than others from subpar schools.

What do y’all think are the more niche areas of law under corp side that won’t become obsolete after AI intervenes?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Doesn’t matter. As long as you are from NUS you should be given priority than others from subpar schools.

Nah. NUS should be placed last. It's a degree mill, and its "academic rigour" has only produced graduates who can read law textbooks and mugger's notes, without more. In practice, they're useful as warm bodies. No EQ and no creative thinking.

Speaking as an NUS grad who has been in practice for some time.

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What do y’all think are the more niche areas of law under corp side that won’t become obsolete after AI intervenes?

Most areas of corporate practice will remain relevant, especially if the practice is good and handles complex transactions. In the foreseeable future, AI is only to automate transactions which can be carried out by low-level, unskilled lawyers (i.e. HDB resale transactions, etc.). AI will not be able to process complex corporate transactions, at least for the foreseeable future.

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Hi,

Does anyone know the salaries for NQs for
1) Morgan Lewis Stamford
2) Withers KhattarWong
3) Norton Rose Fulbright

Am a currently y3 student in the midst of interviews, thanks a lot for the help in advance!

Hi, I am a student too. I am also curious about the current salaries for NQs listed by the above poster, as well as (4) Dentons Rodyk & Davidson LLP. Grateful for any advice. Thank you!