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TJH · 15-06-2009, 10:26

Ill have to admitt to being competitive. But never at the expensive of others.

All i want to be is the best I can be and if iam happy with my performance then thats all i ask.

Law school is no more difficult that studing English, Maths, Physics etc. You need to be dedicated but not at the expense of others around you.

Smile on your way up and smile on your way down as we all have ups and we all have downs.

Average wage for a Lawyer around here would be £20000 - £25000 if you rise to a 'partner' then maybe £30000. I know a few old school lawyers who have there own firms and they earn around £50000 but the stories of lawyers earning £100000 + are far fetched and although a few do, its rare.

And its also true that certain law firms are heavly Masonic related etc.

Its a competitive world but to be kind and humble in success or failure marks you as exceptional i feel.

15-06-2009, 10:26	#64
TJH Full Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Altham Posts: 129 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 438	Re: How competitive are you? Ill have to admitt to being competitive. But never at the expensive of others. All i want to be is the best I can be and if iam happy with my performance then thats all i ask. Law school is no more difficult that studing English, Maths, Physics etc. You need to be dedicated but not at the expense of others around you. Smile on your way up and smile on your way down as we all have ups and we all have downs. Average wage for a Lawyer around here would be £20000 - £25000 if you rise to a 'partner' then maybe £30000. I know a few old school lawyers who have there own firms and they earn around £50000 but the stories of lawyers earning £100000 + are far fetched and although a few do, its rare. And its also true that certain law firms are heavly Masonic related etc. Its a competitive world but to be kind and humble in success or failure marks you as exceptional i feel.