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Members are served by a provider law firm, which has been carefully screened and selected by Aapka-Lawyer.com. To use the plan, members simply call at the telephone number printed on their membership card when they have a legal question or problem. It’s really that simple!

Who should enroll?

Individuals –so that they can have access to legal advice for themselves and their families in different everyday situations.
Employers – so that they can minimise loss / drop in their employees’ productivity due to their involvement with everyday legal issues by giving them free access to a carefully selected Provider Law Firm for named legal issues.
Employees’ unions / associations to help their members in the event of named legal matters.
Banks and Insurance companies – as a gesture to build loyalty with their preferred customers.

This service works as an extremely strong employee/member/client benefit and helps build loyalty and continuity in the relationship. We offer special group discounts to make it an attractive offering to your employees / members / clients

Latest News

All directors to face trial for bounced cheques: HC: All directors and partners of a company responsible for its day-to-day functioning would have to face trial if the cheque issued by the firm bounces, the Bombay High Court said.
RBI directs co-op banks not to process 3-mth-old cheques: The RBI has directed cooperative banks not to make payments on cheques and other financial instruments that are over three months old from next fiscal.
Get started with inheritance planning before it is too late: How long would it take for the next of kin to access the estate of the deceased worth Rs 80 lakh?
Check if dowry act can be made bailable, Centre tells law panel: Following the Supreme Court's concern over alleged misuse of law, particularly an Indian Penal Code section pertaining to cruelty to and harassment of married women, the Centre asked the law commission to examine if Section 498-A can be amended to make it compoundable and bailable.
'Rein in insurance firms': You want someone to go on a fast and then you will take action, asked the Bombay high court on Monday even as it lambasted the Insurance Regulatory Development Authority (IRDA) for not rein-ing in insurance companies and third party administrators (TPAs) for settlement of mediclaims.
25 yrs on, consumer still unaware of rights, rues forum: Even as the Consumer Protection Act, 1986, completed 25 years on December 24, the Pune District Consumer Court is forced to reject a number of complaints as complainants fail to support them with documentary evidence such as receipts, bank statements or bills.
25 yrs on, consumer still unaware of rights, rues forum: Even as the Consumer Protection Act, 1986, completed 25 years on December 24, the Pune District Consumer Court is forced to reject a number of complaints as complainants fail to support them with documentary evidence such as receipts, bank statements or bills.

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