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KLIF 570 Interview: The Importance of Legal Representation in Real Estate Transactions

June 12th, 2017

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Here is an interview about the importance of of having legal representation in a real estate closing. You would be surprised how some people will draft their own real estate contracts without including the property description.

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Perry has helped thousands of clients solve difficult problems for over thirty-eight years through his trial and appellate litigation experience. Clients trust him with their problems because of his expertise and his care about their best interests.

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