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Aarons Law Firm PC, doing business as Aarons Law PC and Stephen D Aarons, Attorney at Law, intends the materials set forth in this website for informational purposes only. Please do not misconstrue its content as legal advice as to your particular case. Client or otherwise, no reader should act or refrain from acting solely on the basis of any content in this or any other website. This warning includes legal guides, FAQs, News, syndicated answers to internet legal questions and third party sites accessed from this site. In the News Section, an informal blog, we reprint newspaper articles and commentary as to previous cases. Bear in mind, however, that results are different from one case to another because the facts are different. Just as there are successful cases with excellent results, there are “bad” cases where the lawyer and his client are disappointed at the outcome for a variety of reasons peculiar to that unique set of facts. We blog some but not every disappointing case. Before acting or refraining from action, please seek appropriate legal advice as to your particular facts and circumstances from an attorney duly licensed in the correct state or federal jurisdiction. Rely upon that advice and not general information gleaned from the internet. This website, for example, may not reflect current legal developments as may apply to your case. We disclaim all liability in respect to actions taken or not taken based on any content within this website or any other internet reference to this firm.

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In the event any legal dispute arises, both parties shall agree upon a arbiter to resolve all matters. If the parties cannot agree upon an arbiter, the New Mexico Fee Dispute Committee shall select an impartial arbiter to resolve all matters between the parties. The laws of the State of New Mexico shall apply to all disputes. The parties agree that the proper venue for any dispute shall lie exclusively in the state district court of the First Judicial District of the State of New Mexico USA.

Revised: 28 Aug 2018