Lawyers thinking of airing a TV or radio ad in Florida to generate legal clientele will have to clear it with the State Bar -- 15 days before it hits the airwaves. This is just one of the new rules regulating attorney advertising that the Florida Supreme Court adopted Thursday based on Bar recommendations. What is and isn't permissible became an issue in recent years after a Fort Lauderdale personal injury firm started using the image of a pit bull in commercials.
November 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Thinking of airing a television or radio ad to generate legal clientele? Lawyers will have to clear it with The Florida Bar — 15 days before it hits the airwaves.
This is just one of the new rules regulating attorney advertising that the Florida Supreme Court adopted Thursday based on Bar recommendations.
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