Sentences with phrase «monetary legal awards»

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You have no obligation to pay Jacobs & Jacobs any legal fee until you receive a monetary award in your case.

No personal injury lawyer can guarantee you a specific monetary award, but we can promise you passionate, skilled legal representation.

And it concludes that, considering work done in preventing homelessness and domestic violence, as well as securing federal benefits and monetary awards to which low - income clients are entitled, the benefits of civil legal aid to larger society are tangible indeed.

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