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Do You Save Money if You Negotiate Your Own Real Estate Contract?

Peter Lamont, Esq.

Jun 11, 2018
3 min

Do You Save Money if You Negotiate Your Own Real Estate Contract?

Over the past few years, there has been an increase in the number of people who think that they can save money if they negotiate their contract before they hire an attorney. In fact, a large number of real estate mentoring groups have sprung up, many of which tell their clients to get the contract squared away before they hire an attorney. So, can you save money by negotiating your real estate contract before you hire a lawyer? Let's find out. For those of you who like to c

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Do Small Business Owners Need an Attorney to Review their Commercial Lease?

Peter Lamont, Esq.

Nov 3, 2017
4 min

Do Small Business Owners Need an Attorney to Review their Commercial Lease?

Most small business owners often act as their own legal counsel for a variety of what they consider to be “simple” legal matters. Such “simple” matters often include reviewing and negotiating commercial property leases. While I firmly believe that a lawyer is not needed for every small business matter, reviewing a commercial lease is one of those matters that should almost always be done by an attorney. In response to that statement, many small business owners would say,

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The Importance of Having the “Right” Attorney on a Contractor’s Expansion Team

Peter Lamont, Esq.

Oct 25, 2017
3 min

The Importance of Having the “Right” Attorney on a Contractor’s Expansion Team

For most contractors, business growth and expansion is a key goal. The general belief is “bigger is better” and that a contracting company will bring in more revenue the larger the company gets. Unfortunately, growth does not always produce increases in revenue. In fact, when a company grows too quickly the opposite result can occur and the business can suffer serious financial setbacks. When selecting an attorney, here are some areas to focus on. CHOOSING THE “RIGHT” ATTORNE

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Read This BEFORE You Sign Your Business Lease!

Peter Lamont, Esq.

Aug 25, 2017
4 min

Read This BEFORE You Sign Your Business Lease!

Most small business owners often act as their own legal counsel for a variety of what they consider to be “simple” legal matters. Such “simple” matters often include reviewing and negotiating commercial or business property leases. While I firmly believe that a lawyer is not needed for every small business legal matter, reviewing a commercial lease is one of those matters that should almost always be done by an attorney. In response to that statement, many small business

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Buying or Selling Residential Property: Why Do I Need An Attorney?

Peter Lamont, Esq.

Jul 6, 2017
1 min

Buying or Selling Residential Property: Why Do I Need An Attorney?

What are some of the benefits to hiring an attorney to represent you in connection with the purchase or sale of your home? The attorney will: • Help you prepare the offer • Help negotiate the sale price and conditions of the sale • Draft and/or revise the Purchase and Sale Agreement to protect you and your money • Assist you with the mortgage process • Prepare you for the final walk-through of the property • Attend the closing and represent your interests • Provide you with a

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Peter Lamont, Esq.

Jun 10, 2016
3 min

Hiring an Attorney: Does Size Matter?

Hiring an attorney is not as easy as it should be. You want to make sure that you are getting someone who is experienced and is someone that you can work with. Often, potential clients looking for an attorney will base their decision on the attorney’s office and its appearance. There are times when the physical appearance of an attorney's office can give you some insight as to how the attorney practices. Other times the appearance of the office is completely irrelevant. So wh

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Peter Lamont, Esq.

Oct 9, 2015
6 min

Why Won't an Attorney Take My Case on a Contingency Basis?

A common question that I receive all the time is, "Why won't an attorney take my case on a contingency basis?" I see it on the news all the time that an attorney will accept a contingency fee, but why won't an attorney accept my case?" Inside today's video I'm going to answer that question for you. Today, we're going to be looking at a question that I get all the time. In fact, I just received a telephone call about it yesterday. I had someone call me up and say, "I've been s

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Peter Lamont, Esq.

Sep 29, 2015
4 min

Do Small Business Owners Need an Attorney to Review their Commercial Lease?

Most small business owners often act as their own legal counsel for a variety of what they consider to be “simple” legal matters. Such “simple” matters often include reviewing and negotiating commercial property leases. While I firmly believe that a lawyer is not needed for every small business legal matter, reviewing a commercial lease is one of those matters that should almost always be done by an attorney. In response to that statement, many small business owners would

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