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Category Archives: Preventive Law
Have you checked your assumptions, lately?
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We are looking for one good town (legally speaking)
Now, take that same concept – a commitment of an entire town to practicing health wellness – but apply it to legal wellness. For one year, what if town officials agreed that if there were any kind of municipal disputes, neither side would sue or g… Continue reading