Law Update: Legal advice is just a call away

Friday 12 February 1993 00:02 GMT

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TWO legal telephone helplines have been opened by the City firm D Freeman. The services - employment clientline and property clientline - are intended for professional and executive clients who need a second opinion or on-the-spot help. Subscribers will pay a quarterly fee. The employment service will cover references and recruitment, disciplinary procedures, business transfers, redundancies and discrimination. The property helpline will offer advice on property insolvency and commercial leases.

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