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6/17/10, 4:25 pm

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Is it common practice for your lawyer to ask you to sign a waiver of liability releasing them of any conflict of interest at the END of a house closing? Are there any NY Law requirements that this letter must have? Is it legal if the letter has no letterhead, no date, no To: , or From:, and was never explained?


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