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The attorneys at DLM LAW have represented inventors, investors, entrepreneurs and business owners in complex legal disputes for nearly three decades.

How do I prove an attorney-client relationship existed with my old lawyer?

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As part of proving your legal malpractice claim against a current or former attorney, you must show that the person was in fact your lawyer at some point. The attorney might argue as a defense that an attorney-client relationship was never established between themselves and you, and therefore no malpractice could have occurred. Most of […]

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Overconcentration of your investments can wipe out your portfolio

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The old expression warns us against putting all our eggs in one basket. It originally meant to keep your options open generally, but it certainly applies to investing. For most people saving for retirement, a diverse portfolio can curb excessive risk while still giving you the opportunity for growth. Overconcentration harms investors in Kansas City

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Is the contingency fee approach effective in business disputes?

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Some small businesses may not have the financial wherewithal to pursue a litigation stemming from a major legal dispute. However, they recognize the necessity to take legal action. In such scenarios, retaining an attorney on a contingency basis may be the best option. Contingency fees are part of an arrangement between an attorney and client

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When an attorney-client privilege breach might be legal malpractice

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In order to get the best possible representation and advice from your attorney, you need to be able to trust them with sensitive and confidential information related to your legal matter. The attorney-client privilege means that anything you tell your lawyer will remain between the two of you. Your attorney’s duty to keep your communications

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