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I work in an international law firm now. I'm quite confident that my writing is good enough to work here, consider I never got material grammatical revision from my partners, only in the content of the advice. I can attend meetings with clients using English language. I'm a commercial lawyer. But if I am to go and do litigation work like going to court as a solicitor, I have to say I cannot do that as, first and most important reason of all, I don't like litigation work, second is I'm not good enough at public speaking.
As Nong tissuer intends to go and study international business law, I assume you want to come back and work in an international law firm in this field. They are totally different field na ja so no worry at all. Delete that language barrier in litigation scenario. Besides, partners and senior associates in that firm will take care of you and train you first. You do learn a lot from working, you know. Don't have to know everything before you start working ja. Your advices will be revised before sending out for sure. However, like the above reply mentioned, you need a certain level of English skills to be accepted into an international law firm. Not all law students are accepted. su su la gun ka. I'm sure you can do it because you already got conditional offer, congrats!
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