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Ethics Opinions

When Is “Blogging” By a Lawyer Subject to the Rules of Professional Conduct?

Under what circumstances is “blogging” by a lawyer subject to the requirements and restrictions of the Louisiana Rules of Professional Conduct? A recent formal opinion by the California State Bar Standing …

Ethics Opinions / FAQs

“Facebook Friends, This Lawyer is The Best”

If your client posts a favorable review or comment about you on a social media platform that you control, must you take it down if it does not comply with …

Louisiana Rule Making

New Advertising Rules Effective October 1, 2009

Revised provisions of the Louisiana Rules of Professional Conduct relating to Information About Legal Services in general, and lawyer advertising in particular, became effective on October 1, 2009. The Louisiana …

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