Court rulings call into question the legality of newly approved client solicitation texts by Florida lawyers, writes attorney George Andrews.
September 17, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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The Florida Bar board of governors recently approved texting by law firms to large groups of prospective clients as long as the message complies with Florida Bar advertising rules.
Despite that approval, lawyers should think twice before texting. While the Bar regulates lawyer discipline, it does not regulate compliance with federal law.
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