Name: Intended Obfuscation or Lazy Drafting, The Outcome’s The Same: You’re Screwed. by The Mark F. Weiss Law Firm
Duration: 2 min 12 s
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Most people don’t like throwing good money after bad in a contract dispute.

Intended Obfuscation or Lazy Drafting, The Outcome’s The Same: You’re Screwed.

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Intended Obfuscation or Lazy Drafting, The Outcome’s The Same: You’re Screwed.

The Mark F. Weiss Law Firm

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