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The content of this website is general information about our practice and does not constitute legal advice, nor does sending the contact form or an e-mail create a lawyer-client relationship — a mandate arises only once we have confirmed it in writing and any conflict check has been completed. We prepare the site with care but give no warranty that the information is complete, current or applicable to your particular circumstances, and to the extent permitted by law our liability for damages arising from use of the site is limited to intent and gross negligence. We are not responsible for the content of external websites reached through links from our pages.
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