Practice Training Contract

Y S Chung Law Corporation invites highly talented individuals who can demonstrate an affinity with our values to help us achieve our vision of becoming a leading law firm. In return, we offer a dynamic and diverse environment in which people can build a long and fruitful career and have their success rewarded.

Our Law Firm specialises in advising SMEs and Financial Institutions on the resolution of high-value, complex and Cross-Border disputes.

We are strategically committed to substantial growth between now and 2025—in the number of its clients, revenue and lawyer headcount. For you, it means more opportunities for career advancement.

Whilst experience in the legal sector is desirable, we pride ourselves in creating a conducive work environment for personal development and being instrumental in the growth projectile of our members of staff, regardless of your work experience and background prior to this.

As part of our team of lawyers, you will be exposed to complex litigation work and will embark on optimising and evolving client relations in this new era. Given that we are a young Firm, seeking to make its mark, you will be instrumental in forming the core team of litigators and delivering fast, practical and well-crafted solutions for our clientele. An ideal candidate is one who relishes new challenges.

Requirements:

• Excellent academic profile
• Effectively bilingual
• Exceptional research, analytical and communication skills
• Ability to work proactively, independently and reliably under pressure; and
• Typing speed of at least 65WPM

If you are a team player with the determination to succeed, we’d love to hear from you. Please also indicate if you have had an internship with our Firm.

The Applicant should send an email to:  The Recruitment Manager ([email protected]) and Ms. Ivy Lin ([email protected]), attaching the following documents:-

a) Personal Statement of up to 850 words; 

b) Full name and contact details;

c) Curriculum Vitae;

d) University Transcripts and Testimonials;

e) A recent photograph of yourself