Sentences with phrase «advice at the earliest stages»

Legal advice at the earliest stages of an investigation will significantly increase your chances of achieving a successful outcome.

If you have been arrested for a crime, it's important to gain expert legal advice at the earliest stage before the situation escalates.

By providing a cross-disciplinary mix of design, legal, and strategic advice at an early stage in the product development process, John helps companies avoid spending research and development money needlessly on «false starts» that ultimately can not be commercialized.

CEO Fiona Godsman explained, «It is essential that new businesses are given the best professional advice at an early stage allowing them to make informed decisions along the way.

With the possibility of significant Employment Tribunal awards, taking advice at an early stage can make a big difference.

It's been said there are no bad routes to market, but a business may overlook the most appropriate routes to market by failing to seek legal advice at an early stage.

Understandably being in this situation will be highly stressful and a time when emotions will be high, obtaining specialist advice at an early stage may help to ameliorate this by exploring your available options.

Many will pursue cases they might not have done had they had legal advice at an early stage.

It is advisable to seek legal advice at the early stages of a transfer to avoid the risk of costly unfair dismissal claims, Employment Tribunal proceedings and awards for failure to inform and consult under TUPE.

LiPs need legal advice at an early stage, he added.

This highly complex area of law requires specialist advice at an early stage.

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None of these tests can prevent birth defects, but they give a clearer, safer, and more accurate diagnosis at an earlier stage of pregnancy — giving parents more time to seek advice and consider their options.

Other books in the series take the parent through the baby's early years into it's teens with helpful advice through out the book, specifically targeted at a certain stage of development in the child's growth.

Local authority staff dealing with capital investment should seek the appropriate advice at the earliest possible stage — levels of risk rise where redevelopment proposals have been drawn up without this kind of advice, and it can result in delays and cost overruns.

There is a need to actively engage people who may be living near wind farms in their development at an early stage, provide accurate health advice, and track and manage complaints appropriately.»

Similarly, JUSTICE's 2015 Delivering Justice in an Age of Austerity Report focused on the pre-issue stage and promoted the need to educate LiPs at an early stage, arguing «improved access to information and advice can offer important cost savings in the long term».

This can involve identifying potential risks for a company at an early stage and advising on ways for the company to minimise these risks or providing advice and support to companies or individuals if claims arise.

To this end, lawyers need to identify from whom, within their organisation, they can obtain expert information technology advice; alternatively they need to identify an external information technology consultant who can (i) provide advice and assistance in identifying the key ESI at an early stage, and thereafter (ii) assist in the preservation, collection, processing, review and production of ESI for the disclosure process.

It is imperative that you obtain legal advice at a very early stage.

«They were very commercial and gave good early - stage advice on a speculative basis — they were looking long - term at the bigger perspective.

We recommend taking specialist legal advice on agreements at the earliest possible stage in the relationship.

Since the introduction of Deferred Prosecution Agreements (DPAs) directors and officers must consider independent expert advice at a much earlier stage.

She also concedes that they underestimated the need for advice at an «early stage and throughout the process» for those who needed it.

We encourage people to take advice as regards protecting important designs at an early stage.

Levicom also argued that Linklaters had been negligent in failing to advise Levicom to obtain the advice of senior and experienced leading counsel on either the prospects of establishing liability or the likely recoverable quantum at an appropriately early stage of the dispute.

More importantly from the firm's perspective, these trainees developed business contacts with clients at an early stage of their career as well as developing some good business sense that would only help them provide better legal advice.

Look I'm not here to solve your life's problems I'm simply telling you what a recruiter likes to see on a resume for an internship so take my advice and start building up your resume at an early stage.

Check out our advice on whether a school leaver programme means specialising too early to explore the future impact of career choices at this stage.

There are many examples from our advice line of situations where family members do not put themselves forward at an early stage for various reasons.

However, much of the legal advice received from lawyers, especially at the very early stages when there is insufficient information upon which to base advice, is in fact legal information, much of which is readily available online (Govt Hub)(clear signposting needed).

Callers to our advice helpline often talk of problems escalating into child protection issues because they did not get the support they needed at an early stage when parenting a child with severe undiagnosed emotional and behavioural needs; or to address their own depression or fears as a victim of domestic abuse, for example.