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Florida supreme court gets tough on lawyers websites
This blog is mainly about British lawyers, however I was somewhat startled to read this article in the Florida Bar News. This states that from January 2010, lawyer websites (in Florida that is) will be subject to strict advertising standards, which will include no testimonials, no details of past results and no statements characterising the…
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