"Some clients want a pit bull, and I think they know they’re not actually getting a lawyer that is going to bite someone," one legal ethics expert said.
March 04, 2021 at 03:15 PM
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A Florida attorney who used imagery of a pit bull for law firm advertisements has irked The Florida Bar, which filed an ethics complaint accusing him of violating six bar rules.
Pit bulls — which are banned in Miami-Dade County because of their “inbred propensity to attack other animals” — summon connotations of power and aggression. But should that mean lawyers can’t use them in commercials?
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