What I REALLY Do In a Day as a Corporate Lawyer in London - Tasks, Hours & Salaries

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So well explained, and helps me as I'm working in corporate finance.

How do you get these videos done? Do you outsource all the infographics work etc?

I want to do llm in usa with 100% scholarship... Anyone can help me out

Did you need to study finance master after llm?

Thanks. You are a natural. You've made it easy for me to understand the detail behind a corporate transaction

The bgm sounds really calming. What is it?

Hi Liam, I’m a current Bcom law student and intend to do 2 years of LLB. Could this take me into the Corporate Law sector which is my dream and why I have started this path.

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First of all thank you this is such informing and easily understandable video!!!
Second, I'll graduate almost after 4 month on Economics degree and i want to be corporate lawyer in the long run, So how can i make it happen? I mean do i have to study the whole LLB for 5 years or can i simply and precisely join corporate law because that's the area I'm interested in?

How was AI changed your job?

This is ao useful for me. Next year i have to decide what carreer I'll study and i want to be sure i know what im choosing before actually choosing it

I work as a lawyer in the public sector but thinking of changing areas for various reasons. Your enthusiam is very refreshing and your content useful. All the best

average income and is it worth your time??

Hey i am a company serectary in india and planning to do LLB i had a question, i want to be a corporate lawyer so for that do i need to take a bar council license or can i be a corporte advisor without getting bar council license meaning in m&a do i need to appear before courts
since over there is a rule if i take bar council license i have to give up my company secretary license

In the year 2024, I will obtain a work ID as a lawyer, and I will also apply for a master’s degree🎉😊

so basically they just copy and paste text and then edit the parties named involved? go to meetings and shit, damn this is boring af....

Love seeing these from lawyers around the world!

THIS WAS SO HELPFUL THANK YOU SO MUCH

So helpful!

I could never be a lawyer! It's such a complex world and the hours are crazier than I would want to even imagine. Glad I do contracting. I effectively work 6 months of the year and that's already too much!😂

Great insights thanks for sharing! What an amazing world that corporate law seems to be.

Hi Liam, I am an inspiring corporate lawyer, just wanted to ask if you have content available on how you approach legal research, especially if it’s like a topic you know little to nothing about, and how it differs from the legal research you would for a college assignment? Kind regards

Heyy! Are you a solicitor? 🤔

Hi Liam, I really appreciate your hard work that between all of your works you can find a time for making the videos like this, thanks for that , I am a first year international law student in master degree and interested in corporate law, what would u recommend to me to start to improve my skills on this area ?

Rather skipped over the lead role of corporate finance advisors in this process?

My girlfriend is a corporate M&A solicitor but won’t tell me a lick of anything that happens cause ya know confidentiality so I found this super interesting! Also she nodded the whole way. Especially at keeping the client happy despite sleep needs

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He discussed tasks but not hours or salary? Yet the video is called, tasks hours and salaries.

I work in PE and deal with a lot of corporate lawyers. Smart people, fun, hard working and generally good with people.

They do all sorts .... if I were more patient I'd have been a good lawyer.

They are very much part of driving the business world. They often drive deals and do as much as either party if not more. They are the people that get things across the line.

as a current law student, this is such a helpful video to understand what the profession looks like. no coffee chat or networking event has ever been so informative. thank you!

What made you go corporate over criminal etc? Is it better overall? I'm at uni currently, and want to hopefully be an Attorney in the US, eventhough im from the UK.

Got to be real....the work he described sounds boring...not being a hater. I worked in corporate law for a few years. Good pay but long hours and generally boring stuff.

the artificial person, using artificial debt, that is a presumption of law, try to show a friend debt? what color is it? what shape? its not real, the lie. friends forgive each others debt illusion, enemies do not, forgive all debt, forget all enemies, forget all wars, there is peace, love, creativity.
corporate acts/actors/liars and statutes/status only have authority over others corporations, not its creator, the law, that is any real life man, woman, children, and nature.
in the corporate, artificial persons, legal rules, they can cause damage and injury, its only artificial. what happens when a corporation is causing damage and injury to any real life man, woman, children and nature? criminal(anything causing damage and injury to an others real life property) activity.
money is an i-owe-you, a debt, that is the measurement of how many slaves someone has and can force legally what to do.
is money more important or real life man, woman, children and nature?

Very cool video

fukin cringe

Still doesn't make sense how time is assumed to be standardized like that. As though you put the same amount of labour in at any minute. As though getting stuck on a simple problem is worth more to the client than cruising on a difficult task.

This really is a great video. I am a software engineer in new york city and to see the difference in both the cities is amazing! Keep them coming!

So interesting

Interesting. I’m a physiotherapy starting law in September. I am interested in Clinical Negligence and Ethics, but love business so may go down corporate law route. Criminal law fascinates me also, but maybe the thought and reality of criminal law may be two different things. I am definitely not going into the degree not knowing what law is all about. I have experience of medical, business, finance and drafting for businesses.
Love this video- Corporate is pulling me.

Hi Liam, amazing video! My question is: How many people usually work on a case and is it true that the newer you are to the firm the more you work- partners don't work as much? Also how much time do you need to work at a firm to become an associate and later a partner (is your goal to become a partner?) A follow-up question: where do you see yourself in 10 years? Thanks for the educational video.

14 hours duty in India per day😂 i don't of London 😅

I couldn't find where in the video he covered salaries?

I work in IT, lawyers are the dumbest clients we have and they're ignorant too, I don't mind cashing off their stupidity.

I've got a question
Why everyone quits corporate law???

Awesome mate - financially a genuine in the day of rather than breakfast, walks, lunch, side computer views, wind downs etc. great work

hi Liam, happy new year first of all. I wanna ask you a question, I am a business student currently in the second year of my undergraduate degree. I wanna pursue corporate law in future as my post-graduation can u help me or advise me on how I can do that?
and this video was quite helpful, it informed me about the day of a corporate lawyer about which I was not aware and of course the different departments.

Goeie gast

I’m a consultant we literally put a standard 7 hours a day for whatever client we work on, even if we actually do 19 hours.