Have you been bitten by a vicious dog, been the victim of a surgical mishap or of a sexual assault on a cruise ship? There's a lawyer waiting for your call. Florida-based whocanisue.com, a Web site that matches visitors with lawyers, has scores of billboards and bus-shelter signs showing a lawyer slipping on a banana peel. But there's controversy over this quick way to sue. The site has drawn the ire of many in the legal community, including the vice chairman of a Florida Bar advertising-ethics committee.
October 12, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Have you been bitten by a vicious dog? Been the victim of a surgical mishap? A sexual assault on a cruise ship? There’s a lawyer waiting for your call.
Boca Raton, Fla.-based whocanisue.com has scores of billboards and bus-shelter signs showing a lawyer slipping on a banana peel. The service matches Web site visitors with lawyers in a quick-and-easy form that takes just minutes to complete.
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