Florida Bar Rule 4-7.18 generally prohibits targeted direct mail to accident victims for the first 30 days after the incident. Florida lawyers must also label solicitations, follow content rules, and keep required records. This article explains who is covered, how the 30‑day window works, what to include in the letter and envelope, and how to […]
Florida lawyers typically have **15 days** to respond in writing to a Florida Bar inquiry or complaint notice, and missed deadlines can quickly escalate into discipline. Florida’s lawyer regulation system treats a timely, complete response as mandatory—often more important than “explaining later.” This article covers key response deadlines, required disclosures, practical steps to protect yourself,
Florida Bar Rule 4-7.13 allows “no fee unless we win” ads in 2026 only if your language is not misleading and clearly discloses client costs. Florida continues to scrutinize contingency-fee marketing for implied guarantees and hidden expenses. This guide explains compliant phrasing, required disclosures, examples, and a practical review checklist for Florida law firms. Why
