Front row (l-r): Justice Ricky Polston, Chief Justice Charles T. Canady, Justice Jorge Labarga. .Back row (l-r): Justice Robert J. Luck, Justice Alan Lawson, Justice Barbara Lagoa, Justice Carlos G. Muniz. Courtesy photo.
The Florida Supreme Court granted changes to the Rules Regulating the Florida Bar and the Florida Rule of Judicial Administration with per curiam opinions Thursday.
From Aug. 26, the bar rule that governs potentially misleading advertisements will allow lawyers and law firms to claim expertise or specializations in certain areas of law without being board certified, as long as they can back it up with relevant “training, education, experience or substantial involvement in the area of practice.”
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