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Lawyers are not permitted to scare up business by criticizing judges or invoking the Internal Revenue Service without a factual basis, say two New Jersey Supreme Court committees. The committees, which address professional ethics and attorney advertising, issued a joint opinion barring attorneys from using baseless scare tactics, such as one ad that tells readers the IRS will "simply seize your assets and sell them at auction."
November 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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