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If fee affordability is your problem, go to DU, BHU, Jamia, AMU etc which are central universities, good education and very much affordable.
Re housing, it's not suitable if you are used to an affluent or an upper-middle class lifestyle. Might be suitable if you are used to more modest housing facilities, or you have very low standards of hygiene.
Yes, law firms offer the advantage of a strong reputation that facilitates higher business inflows, but at the end of the day, the trade-offs often make it feel not worth it. If you’re content with a comfortable life and the income you’re earning, don’t get too caught up in the allure of the law firm network. Every firm knows how to extract its pound of flesh—and often more.
The advent of AI is also a game changer. Large firms will soon grapple with the liabilities of their high overheads as clients increasingly use AI to handle basic legal tasks. In this evolving landscape, smaller setups will become more cost-effective for clients. Lawyers will remain relevant, but only for work that demands intellectual rigor and expertise. Irrespective wish you all the best whichever path you chose.
Because other college grades can't earn so much
And if they are good, then make it clear what is expected out of them. They should remain free to leave it 6 if they can complete their deliverables. If they keep missing deadlines, reciprocate with lack of promotions / monetary appreciation. There are 100 ways to send a message across without being a douche / a parent.
Treat people professionally!
also any reviews of the firm?????
Also, I've attended concerts overseas, and some of them were as bad or worse than an Indian concert experience.
A lot of people up top who are not servicing clients are still hogging the pie. Hence 3L needs laterals with books to balance deadweight which have come onboard or have been promoted.
Yet 3L ends up treating the laterals even those with books quite poorly in the end. Lots of insecurities amongst homegrown and lots resentment amongst junior equity partners.
The all equity model is increasingly a pyramid scheme. Junior partners are struggling and becoming executing partners. In hindsight this is exactly what they wanted in the lockstep model.