The state Supreme Court on Monday lifted a ban on a Mississippi law firm’s newspaper advertisement criticizing a Toccoa nursing home, but the justices didn’t weigh in on whether the firm went too far in its attempt to solicit business.
Instead, the high court’s unanimous decision focused on two procedural questions: Did Mountain Circuit Superior Court Judge B. Chan Caudell err in granting a nursing home operator permanent injunctive relief against McHugh Fuller Law Group because the firm did not have sufficient notice? And did the trial court err in deciding that the record in the firm’s initial appeal should not include filings submitted after the permanent injunction was granted?
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