There will be no reprieve for grievance officials facing a tight time frame for implementation of Connecticut's new attorney advertising rules. The judicial branch plans to stick with July 1 to begin the collection and random review of law firm ads, even though personnel needed to oversee the program have yet to be hired and the computer system they will rely on is incomplete. But officials say they're confident that everything will be in place before the deadline.
May 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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There will be no reprieve for grievance officials facing a tight time frame to implement Connecticut’s new attorney advertising rules.
The judicial branch plans to stick with July 1 as the date when the collection and random review of law firm ads will begin, even though the personnel needed to oversee the program have yet to be hired and the computer system they will rely on remains incomplete.
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