You must take the letter with you to the interview or forward the letter within three working days of the interview. You may then make an appointment with one of the firms for a free interview up to 30 minutes in length. Users of the Find Your Lawyer Referral telephone service will receive a referral letter listing up to three firms practising in the relevant area of law. Users of the online Find Your Lawyer Referral Service can search, print a letter and then make an appointment with the selected firm for a free interview up to 30 minutes in length. This can only be gained by obtaining a referral letter to a member legal firm. Please note that the Find Your Lawyer Referral Service does not provide any legal advice. The Find Your Lawyer Referral telephone service operates 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday. When using the online service you must have access to a printer in order to print the referral letter.
The online Find Your Lawyer Referral Service is available 24 hours a day. Please be sure to discuss these costs before any work is completed on your behalf. reading contracts, writing letters, etc.) the solicitor’s normal fees will apply. If you request the solicitor to undertake any legal work on your behalf (e.g. This consultation DOES NOT entitle you to free legal advice. You can use this interview to determine with the solicitor the nature of the legal issue, discuss the available options and request an estimate of costs to proceed with the matter. Wes, a Dutch national, is married and has two children.All law firms in the Find Your Lawyer Referral Service provide an interview free of charge. In addition to her work on macroeconomic and growth issues, she has also published a number of articles on Public Finances, Trade, and Foreign Direct Investment. Wes holds a doctorate degree in Economics from the London School of Economics. Wes worked as a principal economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and at the University of Amsterdam as Assistant Professor in International Finance. She has since worked across a range of issues in important emerging markets, including India, Pakistan, Poland, and Turkey. Wes joined the World Bank in 2000 as an Economist in the Europe and Central Asia, Poverty Reduction and Economic Management Unit. Prior to this assignment, she was the Country Director for West Bank and Gaza, while she has also served at the World Bank as the Country Manager for Poland and the Lead Economist for Turkey. Marina Wes was appointed Country Director for Egypt, Yemen and Djibouti effective January 1, 2019. Democratic Republic of Congo - Français.
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