Where a lawyer gives appropriate advice to a client who does not accept such advice, she can not later assert that the lawyer was negligent for not forcing her to listen. (practicepro.ca)
Then he or she will be able to provide appropriate advice for the client's individual situation, including whether the client will get more benefits under federal or state bankruptcy laws. (insuranceproviders.com)
It protects communication between a client and a lawyer to ensure that the client may confidently provide all necessary information to, and receive appropriate advice from, the lawyer. (globalinvestigationsreview.com)