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SEARCY etal v FLORIDA BAR etal
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October 01, 2015
Fla. Can't Stop Attys From Touting Expertise, Judge Says
A Florida Bar rule that prohibits law firms from truthfully advertising on their websites that they specialize in, or have expertise in, a given practice area is unconstitutional, a Florida federal judge ruled Wednesday, enjoining officials in the state from enforcing the rule.
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July 21, 2014
Fla. Bar Can't Nix Firm's Suit Over Advertising Rules
A Florida federal judge on Monday dismissed a law firm's claim that the Florida Bar's rules regarding attorney advertising are unconstitutionally vague, but allowed claims that the rules violate the firm's First Amendment rights to proceed.
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December 16, 2013
Fla. Law Firm Sues State Bar Over Social Media Rules
A Florida law firm is challenging the Florida Bar's rules regarding attorney advertising, claiming in a suit filed Wednesday that the rules, which were recently expanded to cover websites including social media pages, violate the firm's First Amendment rights and are unconstitutionally vague.