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D & S’s web site is designed to provide general information about our firm and its members and services. It is not designed to provide legal advice to you, nor should you rely upon the information contained herein as legal advice. Our site and any information contained on our site is not an offer to represent you and your use of our site does not create an attorney-client relationship with D & S or any of its attorneys. Moreover, the mere sending of e-mails to D & S, including but not limited to the e-mail addresses located on the D & S web site, does not create an attorney-client relationship with D & S or any of its attorneys.

Please also be aware that D & S will not deem unsolicited e-mails or the information contained in such e-mails as confidential.

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