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A leading law firm in Indonesia with associated offices in Asia.
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6. Using a solicitor
Information on whether a solicitor is needed to provide legal advice, making a choice, guidelines on costs and complaints procedure.
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10. Using a solicitor
Information on when to use a solicitor, choosing a solicitor, solicitors' costs and bills and making a complaint. ... police will contact the duty solicitor. ...
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