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Thank you Andy-C27!

In relation to your question, yes we draft wills also

Hi All,

We really need a bit of help if possible :)

We are restructuring our business and in line with our mission to add real value to the people with ours services we appreciate your help in answering this question:

What would you like to see from a lawyer?

As you are aware there are many online legal providers, some offer monthly or annual subscriptions and others offer fixed fees services. We are different in that we offer a one off fixed fee of just £350 for document drafting and legal advice, we are not time bound and/or revision bound i.e. we work as long as it takes for you to be completely happy with the advice received and documents drafted. I personally find it ridiculous where legal providers set up a time limit on the advice or a limit on the number of revisions required to draft a fully comprehensive legal contract. What happens when the time is up? Do they hang up on you? Or do they start charging you by the minute like some naughty chat lines do??

Personally I believe lawyers should be more like traditional family doctors, they should take the time to get to know their clients and matter at issue. When I see a doctor that just ticks boxes off a questionnaire instead of asking me about my symptoms and checking on my wellbeing I run a mile….

As part of our restructuring we are thinking to include a service offering unlimited FREE legal advice from our panel of solicitors and barrister. What are your thoughts on this?

Many thanks for your time and suggestions

This is one of the best ones from Google 

Hi Tom,

What kind of SEO techniques do you use? I'm not asking about super-detailed specifics, just generally...

Not saying whether it is exciting or not... This article explains how it will affect businesses in different industries. www.managementtoday.co.uk/news/1338627/what-will-2015-budget-mean-business/

Thank you for sharing this information, very useful for every business!

On the other hand, I think that some industries are well behind the technology. Standard GP surgeries as we know them have a long way to go, in order to be innovative and more accessible. If they want to compete with growing computerisation and self-diagnosis, of course!

Hi Steve,

No, they called episodes 7+ a "new season" in the show, whereas the BBC classifies them all as one season.

Think of the episode 6 like the "mid-season finale"-like thing (which becomes quite popular in American dramas, by the way)

No, civil servants are not exempt. It may seem a bit ridiculous for the state to pay tax to itself, but that's the way it is! Maybe it's to show that they are part of the system, just like we all are. 

Originally Posted by Steve Richardson

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But I do find it bizarre when you see business owners mixing personal and business messages on social media pages, including swearing or unsavoury non humorous comments, from racism to sexism.

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I agree. Whilst it's good to maintain personal touch with the social media, but posting content that offends other people or make your brand vulnerable is simply not right.