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Ethics complaint tests Internet advertising (access required)

Published: September 8, 2009

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An ethics complaint looming over hundreds of attorneys nationwide will test the boundaries of lawyer advertising on the Internet. The complaint, filed in 47 states against 550 attorneys, targets not only the owner of a website that offers free consultations with attorneys, but all of the attorneys who participate in the site. The website purports to copy ...
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