Lawyer Salary

Originally Posted by Unregistered

TSMP also not bad. Heard there are people who rejected baker for tsmp

How is the new corporate partner Theo doing? Better than Andrew Martin?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Lol not at all close to that scale on the Sg side, definitely less than B4. Just look at the salary range on their previous mycareersfuture job listings - 7k for 2PQE in IP/TMT.

International side higher but trickier to get hired there. Fair warning though that in the UK they are laying off associates

This is very wrong, the SG side also pays higher than B4 pay.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

This is very wrong, the SG side also pays higher than B4 pay.

How much for 1pqe and 2pqe?

Can anyone shed light on what responsibilities of an EP at a Big 4 are?
I mean, we all know the general responsibilities - be sufficiently technically proficient in one's practice area + good at book-making.

Is it more worthwhile to be an Of Counsel at an Intl Firm and call it a day?

Hi im a jc 2 student. I would ideally like to stay in a landed house, preferably a semi detached.
May i ask is law a good profession to earn 600k a year?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi im a jc 2 student. I would ideally like to stay in a landed house, preferably a semi detached.
May i ask is law a good profession to earn 600k a year?

It’s not the fastest way to get there. Go for Medicine instead. It’s a guaranteed way to make at least 250K a year as a GP.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It’s not the fastest way to get there. Go for Medicine instead. It’s a guaranteed way to make at least 250K a year as a GP.

Are you serious? Seems like it’s not the case at the doctor’s salaryp forum

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Are you serious? Seems like it’s not the case at the doctor’s salaryp forum

A GP can comfortably pull in that much. But anything more than that and you're essentially looking at being a business owner of a GP chain. Law is less scaleable.

There is actually a way to scale business in law. It's called...wait for it...owning a law firm with fee earners working under you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

A GP can comfortably pull in that much. But anything more than that and you're essentially looking at being a business owner of a GP chain. Law is less scaleable.

There is actually a way to scale business in law. It's called...wait for it...owning a law firm with fee earners working under you.

So you mean to say a clinic chain GP or a sole proprietor GP can earn 250K annual?

Hi seniors, any thoughts/insights on life as a junior associate at WKW (hours, salary, utilisation target, culture/difficult bosses etc)? Thanks in advance!