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Derrick Hensley is a Durham, NC based lawyer dedicated to zealously advocating for his clients and maintaining an open, communicative attorney-client relationship. Derrick believes that you have a right to know your case's status, a right to make appointments to discuss any issues that are important to you, the right to be informed about alternatives to full legal representation, and the right to know about your options if you are not satisfied with your service. Please explore the site to learn more about Derrick's practice, or contact him using the information below. |
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Ph. (919) 480-1999 Alt. (919) 998-6664 Fax (919) 636-6018 |
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 380 Durham, NC 27702-0380 |
Office Address: 212 N. Corcoran St., Suite 102 Durham, NC 27701 |
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In order to allow for the orderly scheduling of matters and to ensure periods of rest during the year, the Law Office of Derrick J. Hensley will be closed, and there will be delays in returning any communications, in accordance with the following schedule: Formal Secure Leave: July 8-13, 2013. Other Posted Vacation Days: March 29 to April 5, 2013 (DPS Spring Break); July 5, 2013; November 27-30, 2013; December 23, 2013 to January 3, 2014. Attorney Hensley will have very limited availability between April 15 and July 3, 2013, due to contract work. All Holidays observed by Federal and State employees will normally be observed by this office, and severe weather closures will generally be consistent with decisions by the Durham Public Schools. |
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Attention: Although Derrick welcomes phone calls, letters, and emails from persons in need of legal advice, please be aware that Derrick owes no duty to represent you unless and until he agrees to be your attorney. He cannot agree to be your attorney until he assesses your claims and conducts a conflict of interest check to make sure he is not prohibited from being your attorney. No attorney-client relationship will be formed until you meet with the attorney in person and agree to the terms of his representation in writing. Also, please do not use your workplace email account or any other means of communication that a third party could access, as that could destroy the legal privileges of attorney-client communication. Also be wary of your personal information security, and consider taking steps to improve your security against other parties in your case. |