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No Attorney-Client Relationship. This site is intended for entertainment purposes only.  Read My Lips! may contain discussions or commentary on the law.  Nothing in this site should be interpreted or construed to constitute legal advice or to establish an attorney-client relationship with anyone who reads or uses it in any way.

 

No Warranties. Because I am not your attorney and you are not my client, you should not rely on anything on Read My Lips!  If you have any questions related to a legal matter in which you may be involved, you should contact an attorney.  Nothing contained herein is warranted that any discussions of the law are accurate.  And even though I might Judge You  When You Use Poor Grammer, I do not guarantee that your senses won’t be shocked by a misplaced modifier or dangling participle.

My Personal Opinions. The opinions expressed on Read My Lips! are my own and those of the other individuals who post.  This blog is neither affiliated with any of my employers, past or present, or clients, past or present, nor are any of the opinions herein theirs.

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