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Yes Virginia, A Law Firm Blog is Advertising

In April, I organized a CLE teleconference for the ABA Center for Professional Development entitled, “Is Your Legal Blog Compliant? Ethical Considerations in the Wake of Hunter v. Virginia State Bar“. The roundtable featured me, Virginia legal ethics legend Tom Spahn of McGuireWoods, big-time blogging employment lawyer Molly DiBianca of…

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Friday, Februry 19, 2010–CLE with the Sixers: Lawyer Online Marketing Ethics – Dos and Don’ts of Advertising Your Law Practice in a Web 2.0 World

What better place to repeat the ever-popular “online marketing ethics” course for lawyers than in my old stomping grounds, before a Sixers game at the Wachovia Center…where I was an in-house attorney back in the day. This new PBI program includes an hour of ethics CLE and a Sixers game…

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Comply or DIE! New New York Lawyer Advertising Rules Take Effect Today…February 1, 2007

Just kidding about the “death” reference. The much-talked about changes to the attorney advertising rules in New York take effect today. And in the end, New York proved no better (or worse) than the majority of state bars in creating different standards for what is and is not kosher. Don’t…

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Pennsylvania “Ethics 2000” Adoption Takes Effect January 1

Pennsylvania’s adoption of the ABA Model Rules Ethics 2000 initiative will take effect January 1, 2005. Changes to those tricky 7.– rules regarding advertising and marketing, as well as solicitation are included. Contact the Marketing Attorney if you wish to obtain an article reviewing the changes, as they effect business…

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