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The law is a vast body of knowledge and information. No lawyer, even one who has extensive educational training and accomplishments, learns everything about the law. The primary purpose of legal education is to teach prospective lawyers how to research and analyze legal and factual circumstances of their clients. It is understandable, therefore, that lawyers are not always able to respond immediately to legal questions without further research and consideration.
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Dothan, Alabama 36303
Phone: (334) 793-6550
General Fax: 334-793-1433
Real Estate Fax: 334-671-9896
