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offering advice on a wide range of topics at CM'S free legal clinic this week.
The clinic has proved a resounding success, with specialist road transport lawyers from Backhouse Jones, Barker Gotelee and Hill Dickinson offering CM readers one-to-one half-hour consultations to discuss legal issues that concern them.
Queries raised so far include property disputes; goods-in-transit insurance: NOV licences; new EU legislation; the Road Transport Directive; continental driving and parking restrictions in London.
"I am impressed at the investment you have made in this service," says Peter Mitchell of Black Mountain Foods, who has taken advantage of the free advice.