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Termination of Account:
if we believe a user has committed any violation of these terms of use may result in temporary or permanent termination of the violating users account without notice to the user.
Limited Liability:
The website owner is not liable for any errors or omissions in the content contained on this website. Statements of legal issues are made for informational purposes only and should never be substituted for direct legal representation by a qualified attorney in your geographical area.
The laws are different in every jurisdiction and you cannot assume that a statement on this website is indicative of the procedures and the rules in your geographical area and you must consult an attorney in your local area before taking any legal action in your case.
You should never take any legal action in your case whatsoever based solely upon the content you have reviewed in this website as every case is extremely complex and requires close examination by an attorney who is focused on your specific case.
Nothing in this website should be construed to be an invitation to form an attorney-client relationship as an attorney-client relationship shall not exist until an initial consultation is completed, an agreement for representation is presented in writing to the prospective client, the client signs and returns the written agreement for representation and makes a payment of an initial fee. Any consultation fee shall not satisfy the requirement that an initial fee is paid for the lawyer’s representation as there is a clear distinction between a consultation fee and a representation fee.
Governing Law:
These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of the United States of America and the laws of the State of Florida.
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