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No attorney-client relationship

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Please hold back confidential details

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Attorney advertising

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Using the site's content

Morrow owns the text, design and graphics on this site. You may read and share it, link to any page, and quote short passages with credit to Morrow and a link back. Please don't republish whole articles or present Morrow's work as your own.

Fair use of the site

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Other sites and services

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No warranties

Morrow works to keep the site accurate and available, but provides it as is. Morrow does not promise that the site will be error-free, current or always online.

Limitation of liability

To the extent the law allows, Morrow is not liable for any loss from using this site or relying on its content. This does not limit any duty Morrow owes a client under an engagement letter.

Governing law

Michigan law governs these terms. Any dispute about this site belongs exclusively in the state or federal courts sitting in Oakland County, Michigan.

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Changes to these terms

Morrow may update these terms by posting a new version on this page with a new effective date. Using the site after that means you accept the update.

Contact

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