Sentences with phrase «whatever legal tools»

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Whatever financial tools you end up applying for in the future as an owner in a business entity, it's always a good idea to do your own due diligence beforehand, gathering all the important information about your business, including the legal name, tax ID, address, revenues, number of employees, etc..

Whatever financial tools you end up applying for in the future as an owner in a business entity, it's always a good idea to do your own due diligence beforehand, gathering all the important information about your business, including the legal name, tax ID, address, revenues, number of employees, etc..

Whatever your legal problem, big or small, we offer FREE documents, FREE multi-media informational materials, FREE case tracking tools, and FREE advice from our very own attorneys.

Then, once you've identified the problem in the same way that you would do for your client's legal problem, then you can start thinking through do I need new tools, do I need new stuff, new people, to move, whatever.

Whatever the exact numbers of legal startups may be, no one can disagree that there numbers are growing steadily and that they are helping to innovate and diversity the technology tools available to legal professionals.

Now maybe this wouldn't matter, either, if we just wanted to communicate with the government and the legal profession, both of which we can do well enough with old school tools (or not well enough regardless of whatever tools we use).

For those who wish to deliver legal content, information, tools and other solutions to lawyers and their clients» problems, whatever stage we are at in the evolution of what has been the law publishing business they would be wise to try to align themselves to the thinking processes and principles that underlie legal practice, rather than upon their own assumptions.

Won't identifying those elements help in design better tools for (legal) research, because those problems are either inherently part of whatever makes law, law, or not intrinsic to law but to people learning a legal system.