Free legal advice over three days

To mark the fifth 'lawyers and law' week, a low-cost advice line has been set up

Published Wednesday 30 November 2016 - 15:37 Modified Wednesday 30 November 2016 - 15:37

A LOW cost call line offering free legal advice has been set up for three days.

From 09.00-18.00 on November 15-17 inclusive, you can get free legal advice (in French) from the number 0810 313 313 at the price of a local call.

The number has been set up by the Conseil national des barreaux, which is organising the 5th semaine des avocats et du droit.

Last year the hotline received 22,500 calls.

For more information on lawyers in France, visit avocats.fr

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