Texas lawyers may be able to vote on the long-anticipated rules for legal advertising as early as next year. But there appears to be more work to do, particularly regarding the controversy over allowing lawyers and law firms to use trade names.
Wow! Lawyers really love rules! Or, more specifically, ad rules. Half of our most popular blog posts this year were about the rules and regulations of Texas lawyer advertising: from compliance to changes, it’s good to know that the lawyers in our community (or, at least the ones who read our blog) are making sure they don’t step out of line.
The proposed changes to the rules for lawyer advertising in Texas are on track to be submitted for official approval.
A lot has happened since my earlier update on the ongoing plan to revise the rules that govern lawyer advertising in Texas. In addition to a change in timing for a final vote, more than 200 pages of public comments have been submitted by attorneys from across the state.
The rules governing legal advertising for Texas attorneys and law firms are scheduled for some significant changes in the coming months. This blog post provides a summary of the revised advertising rules to help legal professionals prepare.
Isn’t Google Analytics great? It works even when we don’t. The team is taking a holiday hiatus (and you should, too!), but if you just can’t resist the urge to brush up on your marketing, here are our Top 10 posts from 2018. From blogs to “best” lists, the Google machine has the definitive list of what our readers found to be the most important legal marketing topics for 2018.
