Ok, so you knew it was coming because a lawyer is writing this blog, didn’t you? Lawyers and disclaimers often go hand-in-hand and I make no exception here. Really, the purpose of the disclaimer is to let you know that there are limitations to the uses you can make of what you find on my blog — it’s so we are all operating on the same page.
While I do hope you find the information on my blog to be both educational and helpful, please take what you read here to be just that — information. You should not take anything written on this blog as legal advice for your specific circumstances. Use of this blog should also not be taken to create a lawyer-client relationship between me and anyone who reads what I have written here. You should not act or refrain from acting in reliance on any information found on this weblog without first retaining counsel and obtaining appropriate professional advice from a lawyer duly licenced to practice law in the relevant jurisdiction.
As the law is always changing, the content on my blog can quickly become outdated. As a result, I make no claims, promises or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, currency, or adequacy of any information linked to, referred to or contained on this site.
Ok, I’m done now. Back to reading and learning!
Donna M. Seale B.A., LL. B.
Human Rights Lawyer
and Educator
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