Thomas Alvord, principal of LawHQ in Salt Lake City, Utah/courtesy photo
A Salt Lake City law firm known as LawHQ has filed nine lawsuits against states that prohibit use of law firm trade names. The federal lawsuits argue that wholesale prohibitions on the use of trade names as a firm name are unconstitutional and should be abolished.
January 24, 2020 at 04:42 PM
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A Salt Lake City law firm known as LawHQ has filed nine lawsuits against states that prohibit the use of law firm trade names.
The federal lawsuits, which target bar officials in Georgia, Indiana, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island and Texas, argue that wholesale prohibitions on the use of trade names as a firm name are unconstitutional and should be abolished.
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