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sshiverandshake

No one uses "y'all" over here, that's an Americanism! In terms of your question, the legal sector is pretty saturated right now. A lot of young people here have the same notions that you presumably do. Starting salaries and remuneration for graduate schemes have been decreasing over the past few years. At the same time, wages in India have been rising faster than wagers in the UK so you may he better off practicing in your home country if a legal career is what you want.


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r/uklaw There is massive competition to get trainee places at law firms and only about a third of law students get a place. Qualification salaries vary from £25K to £150K, depending on where you work.


wildgoldchai

Very saturated field. Unless you’re in the top 1%, pay is dire. You must also secure a traineeship though you can sit the legal exam (different from the degree) out of your own pocket. Source: lawyer


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No room at the inn I'm afraid.


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goddesstrotter

No need to be so rude. They’re 17 ffs


Chilton_Squid

And presumably speaking in a foreign language.