Preventive Law
/prɪˈvɛn.tɪv lɔː/
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- (n.) Legal practice focused on anticipating and mitigating disputes through proactive advice and preventive measures.
The lawyer specializing in preventive law helped the company draft policies to avoid future litigation.
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Preventive law emphasizes proactive legal strategies to minimize risks and prevent conflicts before they arise, distinct from reactive litigation approaches.
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