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: Settle It Now Negotiation BlogBlog Bites Bar ; Goes to Court
By Victoria Pynchon
See the Complaint here.
h/t to @taxgirl
As the ABA Journal explains:
A law firm contends new Louisiana lawyer advertising rules slated to take effect in April will restrict its right to comment on Twitter, Facebook, online bulletin boards and blogs.
The Wolfe Law Group filed a federal suit today challenging the rules, claiming they would subject each of the firm’s online posts to an evaluation and a $175 fee, according to a press release. The construction law firm says in the suit that its own blog may qualify for an exemption for law firm websites, but its comments on other blogs would not.
The firm claims the rules would restrict its First Amendment right to speak freely about its trade. To make its point, the law firm has launched a blog called Blogging is Speaking.
Sometimes your business or professional negotiation has to take place in Court. This is an example.
Full post as published by Settle It Now Negotiation Blog on November 24, 2008 (boomark / email).
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