ATC was privileged to have with us Mr. Anand Raj, Vice President of the Malaysian Bar, Partner at Messrs. Shearn Delamore & Co and alumnus of ATC (Class of 1994) to speak to some of our students on transitioning from law school to legal practice.
Mr. Anand spent more than 2 hours sharing his experiences and fielding questions from the students that attended. All of them found the session to be an eye opener and informative in deciding the direction of their careers in legal practice.
ATC and Shearn Delamore & Co have had a long standing relationship since 2003 wherein the top students from ATC will be granted an interview with the firm for scholarships, pupillage positions and employment. Many of our alumni have benefitted from the arrangement and have gone on to have illustrious careers.
This year will be no different and the firm will be hosting selected CLP students and conducting interviews. Watch this space for further details.
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