Sentence examples for law advice from inspiring English sources

Tax is another, for those wealthy enough to be able to afford and benefit from tax law advice.

With the rise in the sharia courts' acceptability, discrimination is further institutionalised with some law firms offering clients "conventional" representation alongside sharia law advice.

Parents can call the Children's Legal Centre child law advice line on 0845 1202948, open Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 5pm.

The demand for social welfare law advice is especially acute in London, with its greater levels of poverty (28%, compared with 22% elsewhere in England), higher levels of debt, large numbers of people in temporary accommodation, and substantial migrant population.

The lowest fees for civil and family law advice will all be cut by 10%, leading to fears many solicitors will no longer believe the work is worth their time.

Of the £350m to be cut, £280m comes from civil matters, and so it's goodbye to social welfare law – advice on welfare benefits, employment, debt, immigration, plus most housing (except where there is homelessness).

She could not give her alien daughter-in-law advice, nor would she presume to tell me how to live my life.

Labor lawyers can make far more money in referral fees on class actions than in hourly fees providing labor-law advice.

Yet he explains: "Under the law, giving advice is risky, so I never give advice, but I'm frequently asked to comment".

I got these figures from The Law Careers Advice Network, which offers a section on funding on top of clear advice and information on careers in law.

The most frequent reasons for giving PLF are tradition (61.0%), mother's/mother in law's advice (58.3%), keeping mouth and throat moist (55.9%), lack of/delay in milk production (47.9%), and advice of health care provider (42.0%).