Hey guys, I'm new to this forum. I'm currently studying LLB year 2 and we have 3 elective subjects to choose from which are Commercial Law, EU law and Family Law. Out of these 3 we have to pick 2 .
I'm not sure whether i will take clp or bar (bptc) after my degree as we all know bar is really expensive and it is not easy to secure a training contract to practise in the UK.
But they say even if there's a slight chance of me wanting to practise outside of Msia, I should take EU law( EU law is a compulsory subject to do bar)...
In fact, my real interest is family law. I wish to do major in family cases. On the other hand, commercial law seems very important even when I work in a corporate it requires my knowledge in it... I'm really having dilemma on which subject to give up...

Would like to ask, if I have diploma and not STPM or A-levels and i want to take CLP exam.

Is that possible? What are the odds?

Hi all. Im an accountant and few years back i actually passed my uol llb. While i have made my decision to stay i  finance industry, i felt like probably it is times for me to also study clp since my work life now is more menageable.

My question is, assuming i pass the clp, must i attend pupilage for 9 months immediately, or the 9 months training can be of anytime? Im currently just intent to evaluate the option that i have although i do not foresee that i will be practising law in near future. Dont think i will be so enthu to pursue any further study once i hit 30 years old.