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26-07-2022, 06:41 PM
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Heard from a recruiter that alot of ddps are applying for inhouse corp roles but are always rejected due to lack of experience.
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Might as well go inhouse regulatory. Google always hiring for regulatory or investigations counsel.
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27-07-2022, 02:03 PM
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does the concept of the "iron rice bowl" exist in the legal profession? what if i wanna lepak4lyfe
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27-07-2022, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
does the concept of the "iron rice bowl" exist in the legal profession? what if i wanna lepak4lyfe
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Be a dpp lor, iron ricebowl and go home at 6
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27-07-2022, 10:16 PM
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So DPP$ are those airheads who went above and beyond unnecessarily to “prosecute” drug offenders from less privileged families? I have personally dealt with them before and could say their arguments were not the most succinct/sharp but they were definitely the group who might bite on anyone’s a$$ whenever there’s an opportunity.
I’m not confident to categorise them even with big 4/int firms lawyers. The best label I can credit them for is being bureaucratical, but terms such as “commercial savviness” or even “savviness”, I would think twice.
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27-07-2022, 11:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
So DPP$ are those airheads who went above and beyond unnecessarily to “prosecute” drug offenders from less privileged families? I have personally dealt with them before and could say their arguments were not the most succinct/sharp but they were definitely the group who might bite on anyone’s a$$ whenever there’s an opportunity.
I’m not confident to categorise them even with big 4/int firms lawyers. The best label I can credit them for is being bureaucratical, but terms such as “commercial savviness” or even “savviness”, I would think twice.
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How hard can criminal law be? It is a year 1 law module. The easiest subject in law school. Private practice lawyers deal with much more complex and specialist areas of law, much more demanding clients and pressures that a dpp will never experience.
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28-07-2022, 01:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
How hard can criminal law be? It is a year 1 law module. The easiest subject in law school. Private practice lawyers deal with much more complex and specialist areas of law, much more demanding clients and pressures that a dpp will never experience.
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Lol bruv you don’t ****ing know ****.
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28-07-2022, 12:40 PM
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A&G salary
Any idea what the latest rounds of salaries for A&G are?
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28-07-2022, 12:50 PM
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Same considerations and hurdles - international firms are not going to want to re-train you, so will take you at a PQE cut (or not take you on at all). Unfortunately, DPP experience simply doesn't transfer across to corporate law.
You could try for liti roles (arbitration or white collar / investigations) with international firms, but there are often many suitable applicants for a very small number of roles. And you'd be up against liti ppl from B4 firms who probably have more directly relevant experience.
B4 will consider you for liti roles, and MAY consider you for corp roles (possibly with PQE cut), so this is definitely one way to get your foot in the door. But you'd also have to consider how much energy you have to re-train as a junior corp lawyer.
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Yes best route for DPP is to go big4 first
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