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If you require legal advice or representation in connection with a land use or environmental matter in this State or have questions about land use or environmental law, we urge you to consult with an attorney licensed in this State. The attorneys at Hill Wallack LLP are available for that purpose and would welcome the opportunity to be your attorney. However, the firm accepts clients only in accordance with certain procedures and renders advice only after completion of those procedures and when it is legally permissible for the firm to do so.