Lawyers tempted to use Groupon or similar coupon services as lures for clients got reassurance on Oct. 21 that they won't be violating ethics rules, provided the deals are carefully structured.
October 22, 2013 at 05:36 PM
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Lawyers tempted to use Groupon or similar coupon services as lures for clients got reassurance on Oct. 21 that they won’t be violating ethics rules, provided the deals are carefully structured.
An American Bar Association ethics panel gave guidance on what lawyers should do to avoid charges of fee-splitting, conflicts of interest, false advertising and other rule breaches.
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