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Bump. And please tell awards which actually show the client and legal circle that you are worth something and increase your reputation
Happy to see several NLU grads on the list. Really puts other unis to shame
There's FT Innovative Lawyers Awards and the IFLR awards which are also prestigious and sought after by lawyers.
Does anyone have any clue on how much do these guys charge? I know Legal Era used to charge 40k per nomination.
While they go through the motions - the unstated secret is that if you have paid the previous year, you are considered seriously, otherwise, they don't really look you up. But don't tell anyone. That how commerce works in the 'awards' market, Indian or phoren.
Chambers, Legal 500, IFLR and Asialaw are the most respected rankings (also RSG, when it comes out) based mostly on independent research and feedback. All others may or may not be paid.
Not paid. Based on firm submissions, MP interviews, client feedback and lawyer survey.
These awards are for narcissist who want to show the world that they are super successful. Similar to 30 under 30, 40 under 40 thing
My LinkedIn is flooded with AsiaLaw posts, but what's the reality of it? I see lawyers from my firm who haven't worked on any major deal in the past two years being given the "Rising Star" /Recommended award. Is it paid? What's the reality behind this?