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If anyone needs to buy textbooks or study guides I'm selling a bunch. I have textbooks for: contracts torts evidence civil procedure corporate law advanced corporate law private international law/conflict of laws property/land law criminal law fed con/public law And study guides (Butterworts...

What happened here? Admittedly, it was useful during clerkship season but this forum is just awful.

While that holds true for pretty much every subject at uni, your obvious penchant for proving other people wrong doesn't really help anyone here. If that poster enjoys legal studies and does well in it, then it's a good choice. My only advice would be to try and strike a balance between...

Like I said, it's a difficult subject to broach. However a forum like this one seems perfect for asking such questions. Flamearrows - You are under no obligation to answer so why not refrain from imposing your obvious flare for discussion board dramatics and allow those that wish to answer to...

Being informed is important to me. I want to understand how individual employers structure their pay packages and the only way to find out is to ask. After all, a $60 000 package is an after tax (and HECS) salary of approx. $41 000. But don't let me stop you playing devil's advocate.

I've had a look through some graduate guides but I want to get an idea of specific packages, if people are willing to share. It's often a difficult subject to discuss but I think it's important to gain a realistic understanding of exactly how you will be remunerated - eg. does the figure...

For those that received grad offers - where will you be working and what is your starting salary?

Start thinking about your resume now. You need a good balance of stuff so getting on top of that now is a good idea.

Easier said than done. There are so many law students clamouring for those positions. Redfern do two intakes a year and the legal centre in the cross does its rosters maybe three times a year. I'm not being defeatist but it's definitely not as easy as it seems.

It's good that you have some legal work experience. I'm worried that I'm going to be entirely unemployable when I finish.

What are your plans?