Dunwoody attorney Ryan Schwartz shows off a clip-on magnet that advertises his firm and lets drivers operate their cellphones hands-free. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
As the state's new hands-free driving law takes effect, solo Ryan Schwartz said potential clients snapped up the magnetic cell phone holders he created to advertise his firm.
July 02, 2018 at 04:28 PM
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staff reporter
When Georgia’s hands-free driving law took effect on July 1, Dunwoody lawyer Ryan Schwartz was ready—with a magnet personalized with his firm’s logo and website that people can use to park their phones while driving.
To his surprise, hundreds of people wanted one after hearing of it through social media, so he spent his weekend distributing them ahead of the Hands Free Georgia Act that took effect Sunday.
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