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    It Is Unethical to Use Your Lawyer as an Excuse
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It Is Unethical to Use Your Lawyer as an Excuse

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It is unethical to use your lawyer as an excuse for a provision of a contract,such as,"My lawyer insists that I have a liquidated damages clause..."

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