How to be your own lawyer sometimes
1979 · 406 pagine · Putnam · ISBN 9780399504570
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A do-it-yourself guide on legal problems examines numerous legal situations that can be handled without hiring a lawyer, providing practical and explicit advice and clearly outlining risks and realistic limits
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