PREVENTIVE LAW

By SovConn | July 27, 2014

preventive law. A practice of law that seeks to minimize a client’s risk of litigation or secure more certainty with regard to the client’s legal rights and duties. • Emphasizing planning, counseling, and the nonadversarial resolution of disputes, preventive law focuses on the lawyer’s role as adviser and negotiator.

[Blacks Law 8th]

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