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How to Draft a California Compliant Attorney Website Disclaimer to Avoid Unintended “Specialist” Advertising Claims

How to Draft a California Compliant Attorney Website Disclaimer to Avoid Unintended “Specialist” Advertising Claims

California attorneys can be disciplined for implying they are “certified specialists” unless the claim meets State Bar certification rules. Website disclaimers are a first-line tool to prevent unintended specialty advertising claims while still allowing clear marketing copy. This article explains the governing California rules, what your disclaimer must say, where to place it, and provides […]

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How to Comply With Texas Attorney Advertising Rules for Google Local Services Ads (LSAs) in 2026

Texas lawyers using Google Local Services Ads in 2026 must comply with Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct 7.01–7.05 (and related guidance) or risk discipline for false, misleading, or noncompliant ads. LSAs function as paid lawyer advertising even when Google controls parts of the format. This article explains how Texas ad rules apply to LSAs,

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