Sentences with phrase «like limited legal services»

There is still time for British Columbia to adopt a more consumerist and easier to understand term like limited legal services; the word: unbundled — is just not endearing.

Not exact matches

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are legal and increasingly popular for individuals wanting to circumvent censorship, avoid mass surveillance or access geographically limited services like Netflix and BBC iPlayer.

I was puzzled when I recently watched an ad for Pay - Day - Loan (or the like) that in the disclaimer specifically mentioned that they didn't provide their service in New York due to legal limits on interest rates.

But if your practice covers multiple legal services and your customers have more than one type of need, limiting yourself to one topic is like only advertising to a portion of your market.

Yet, as I mentioned last time, the Utah Supreme Court Task Force to Examine Limited Legal Licensing states that much like how only doctors provide medical services, lawyers are the only ones who should provide legal adLegal Licensing states that much like how only doctors provide medical services, lawyers are the only ones who should provide legal adlegal advice.

If you or anyone you know would like more information about the project, and perhaps even volunteer, please contact me and visit the website of the Alberta Limited Legal Services Project at albertalegalservices.com.

Unbundling legal services can be a dirty word to some bar associations and regulators, who would like to require a lawyer do all the work from beginning to end — and perhaps maintain the lawyer mononopoly while limiting services.

Does it — could it — also encompass structures, be they companies or other types of organizations, that are owned in whole or in part by nonlawyers, and that provide legal services outside the limited contexts of existing companies like the ones listed above, but in «nontraditional» manner such that it could be difficult to describe the structure as a traditional «law firm»?

To offer a few examples: lawyer disciplinary systems are much more (if still imperfectly) transparent and professionalized; lawyers now have more tools available to them to ensure that they deliver good quality legal services to the public; and the public now has more (if still limited) options regarding the delivery of legal services (like, for example, licensed paralegals in Ontario and unbundled legal services).

Firms like Axess law operating out of Walmart providing affordable basic legal services, legal insurance plans like DAS, prepaid legal plans, unbundling of legal services to paralegals, increasing the limits one can sue for in small claims court where litigants and represent themselves, front ended call centres where you can access free basic legal advice, employment sponsored legal plans, etc..