Sentences with phrase «very practical advice»

This podcast has some very practical advice on running a private practice.

Thomas also provides some very practical advice for dealing with traditional courts and judges who may not be used to working with attorneys offering unbundled services.

Heather Cicchese, Skadden: «I liked the examples from actual cases / contracts and the very practical advice for drafting emails or memos.

He also gives some very practical advice on how to hire contract lawyers and scale from solo practitioner to a small law firm.

«Many who attended will have been familiar with aspects of a retainer fee arrangement but what Richard articulated with great clarity was the full range of benefits from such arrangements with very practical advice on how to make a success of them... I think mixing the content to appeal to different roles in the firm with a pricing interest is a great idea.»

Well, excellent that's some very practical advice, that's a great way to end the segment.

«A REALLY HELPFUL book... will teach you «everything you need to know about writing dialog» and along with very practical advice...» - Arlene Uslander, author, award - winning journalistic professional editor

Goins, Writer — Jeff Goins writes some very practical advice.

Check out the Create section of their Seneca Sandbox website for very practical advice and resources about creating effective instructional videos.

While I might advise people to never, ever again eat ice cream, I don't think that is actually very practical advice.

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Caleb Wojcik — the DIY Video Guy — is there to help you with the latter: he offers very accessible and practical advice for producing your own professional - level videos.

This is why it really could help Violet and her generation if more social conservatives, Porchers, dorm supervisors, student - activity administrators, school boards, and especially more Christian youth leaders, would consider the very practical sort of advice available in my second - favorite self - help book, The Jane Austen Guide to Happily Ever After, by Elizabeth Kantor.

It's got a very conversational style and gives lots of practical advice with his professional experience and observations liberally spread throughout.

A evening packed with solid practical advice for parents of children from toddlers to teenagers, that shows how to utilize the very stuff of family life — chores, mealtime, sibling rivalry, toilet training, bedtime, allowances and more — to create a home environment in which children can become self - disciplined, compassionate, responsible, resourceful, resilient human beings who can act in their own best interest, stand up for themselves and exercise their own rights while respecting the rights and legitimate needs of others.

However, I remember the best advice I got when I was a mom and not a lactation consultant was «don't sit down;» [Laughter] that's probably not very practical when you're at home and that's what you want to do, but it really is very true.

It contains excellent tips and tricks together with very practical and achievable advice on how you can get your whole family eating healthier and cleaner.

The book was very well balanced and gave tons of practical advice for all types of birth and for all woman, not just those who want a natural birth.

Note: Among the many things I love about San Francisco school food advocate Dana Woldow is how generous she is with her advice and, more importantly, how very practical and straightforward that advice always is.

I feel tempted after this very cerebral discussion to give you a piece of practical advice.

It contains excellent tips and tricks together with very practical and achievable advice on how you can get your whole family eating healthier and cleaner.

To support this endeavor, we offer some very practical dating advice to all you single out there; the little things that could be all that's needed to land your Mr / Ms right!

Her advice is practical, logical and very sound.

If you're writing fiction, or memoir, or historical non-fiction, or anything else that isn't practical, how - to advice solving a very common problem, setting up all of your platform won't really do anything.

Here are some amazing and very much useful practical tips that you don't always get when you ask people for writing advice!

This is not very practical if your pet is on regular medication, so my advice is to perservere until one of the above works for you.

Right, well, Blog in France is proving to be a very popular blog, with its mixture of expat experiences, practical advice, small delves into local and national history, occasional rants but mostly a light hearted look at all things French.

It gives you practical, hands - on advice, sharing the very latest best practices on editing, cover design, formatting, and pricing.

I like — and recommend — Virtual Book Tour Magic: The Secrets to Planning a Successful Book Promotion Tour not only because I'm one of Dana's affiliates, but because she provides very detailed instructions alongside her practical advice and resources.

You can not put a price on information and practical advice from people who have «done it» — very successfully.

What we really, really love about Suze Orman is that she gives on - the - nose, practical advice that's very useful for the majority of Americans.

So what you're trying to do is give the person you're meeting with some very practical, real life advice then.

Investing advice that is rooted in Behavioral Finance insights is very different from advice that is not rooted in those insights and most of the viewers of these videos are people who are interested not in theory but in practical investing tips.

As I said — nicely communicated too, it's all very well to give tips but often «advice writers» don't lay out practical steps for achieving the tip they preach, so this is another useful article, I'm getting to like this blog a lot!

Judge: Dr. David Dzanis is a veterinary nutritionist and current Chair of the American College of Veterinary Nutrition Judge's comments: «''»» [This] article... was chosen because it succinctly discussed a very technical subject in a manner understandable to the lay audience, provided sound, practical advice and was based on an excellent course of expert information.

While their advice is very useful (the most common piece of advice being to research the destination thoroughly, as many of the expats profiled felt they didn't do enough research), it is to be noted that this is not so much a «practical» guide to learning how to move abroad.

He was very informative and gave me practical / helpful advice.

The game also seem focused on a very narrow activity in a small closed of scene, which is sort of an extreme version of what I give as a practical advice in the paper.

I got a lot of inspiration, but very little actual practical advice for balcony gardening.

The advice offered is very practical and highly useful.

Robert Lynch of Harrison Clark Rickerbys is «very good at giving practical advice,» according to one client.

«Dorothy Agnew is very knowledgeable in multiple areas and offers good, practical advice.»

With extensive experience of both contentious and transactional insolvency work, both pre and post appointment, Sam is praised in legal directories for his «sound, practical advice, delivered on time» (Legal 500) and his handling of «complex group restructurings as well as compulsory and voluntary liquidations» (Chambers and Partners) as well as for his «detailed knowledge of insolvency... and very nice manner.»

Most unfortunately, because they acquired their prowess through experience, there is very little practical advice beyond that to offer attorneys seeking to improve themselves.

In hindsight, I think the advice in the article is very practical and relevant to just about everyone, thus making it worth sharing via a SLAW post with a far wider audience than just those that follow me on Twitter.

In her paper, Dealing with the Difficult Client, Justice Carole Curtis passes on some very practical tips and advice on how you can better deal with clients.

a «very practical» attorney «in terms of advice» who «takes into consideration a wider set of risks that may be applicable, such as long - term costs;» and

Very practical tips and legal advice specific to your injury claim will only come from a personal injury lawyer you have hired to represent you.

Telling someone they can not sign their legal rights away is great «armchair advice», but sadly, not very useful in practical application.

Expertise: «His advice is very practical and very pragmatic, and he is always accessible, which is essential on fast - moving work.»

As an in - house lawyer, it is crucial to be very practical and concise with your advice.