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jberryhill

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3. You don't have to talk to the resorts lawyers, but...

Reply to k8conant (Reply #1)

Sat Jun 18, 2016, 12:32 AM

Jun 2016

You don't have to be told just who, exactly, you are talking to either.

The resort will probably make sure you are comfortable, isolated to "protect your privacy", and provide you with a lot of very helpful staff to attend to you.

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Florida Rule 4-7.18 for Legal Practice [View all] jberryhill Jun 2016 OP

However, you can still contact lawyers you don't know. k8conant Jun 2016 #1

You don't have to talk to the resorts lawyers, but... jberryhill Jun 2016 #3

I would be skeptical of any lawyer that found me. Cassiopeia Jun 2016 #2

There have been some wild cases jberryhill Jun 2016 #4

So unethical, and yet so stylish anigbrowl Jun 2016 #9

is this similar to the rule in your state ? steve2470 Jun 2016 #5

No. Florida is kind of unusual in the specifics jberryhill Jun 2016 #6

ok thanks! nt steve2470 Jun 2016 #7

Big whoop anigbrowl Jun 2016 #8