The New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Attorney Advertising has issued a warning that many lawyers are failing to comply with its rules governing promotion of comparative accolades like "Super Lawyers" and "Best Lawyers."
May 25, 2016 at 06:00 AM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Attorney Advertising has issued a warning that many lawyers are failing to comply with its rules governing promotion of comparative accolades like “Super Lawyers” and “Best Lawyers.”
The committee said it was prompted to issue a reminder about the rules concerning such accolades because of the numerous grievances it receives on the subject.
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