Wishing you a wonderful summer break!

Dear All,

With the peak of summer finally here, we would like to take a moment to wish you a restful and pleasant break. This season is a great time to recharge and enjoy quality moments with those who matter most.

While we’re here and ready to support you, we’ll be pausing our weekly newsletter over the next month.

We’re excited to come back in September with fresh updates and insights that we hope you’ll find helpful and interesting.

Until then, have a fantastic summer and take some well-deserved time for yourself!

Warm regards,
The Linari Law Firm Team

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