Proposed Rule Changes Concerning Lawyer Advertising udy_Lawyer_Advertising_Rules/index.asp

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Proposed Rule Changes Concerning Lawyer Advertising udy_Lawyer_Advertising_Rules/index.asp udy_Lawyer_Advertising_Rules/index.asp – All committee documents. Margaret Raymond Memo (June 27, 2011) Advertising Committee Recommendations filed on April 20, 2012

Committee Recommendations Close adherence to the ABA’s Model Rules of Professional Conduct Adopt Rules , and 1.18 Exceptions – Rule 7.4(d) re: Communications of Fields of Practice and Specialization Refer back to 7.1 (be truthful) Add Disclaimer (Iowa S. Ct. does not recognize certifications of specialty)

Iowa Exception Continued – Rule 7.5 re: Firm Names and Letterheads Trade names or URLs are fine, but should be registered with the Iowa Supreme Court Proposed New Court Rule 49.4 – ABA Commission on Ethics 20/20 Created to address new technology and evolution of the legal profession On Feb. 21, 2012, 20/20 Commission released proposals regarding Technology and Client Development

Comparing Current and Proposed Rules 7.1 Communications re Services – 7.1(b) (emotional appeals and quality of work) – ISBA Comm. on Ethics concerns 7.2 Advertising – New rules attempt to stop impediments “to the flow of information about legal services” a/k/a the current Iowa Rules.

Comparison Continued 7.3 Solicitation – Focus on 7.3(c) – disclaimer “Advertising Material” required – No more filing of copies, but Iowa Rules comments are similar 7.4 Specializations – No more hour requirements or list of compliant specializations. – Note 7.4(d)(3) and d(4) modifications

Comparison Continued 7.5 Firm Names and Letterheads – Big change is use of trade names and URLs in conjunction with Ct. R. 49.4

What can’t you do? Cases: – Attorney Grievance Comm'n of Maryland v. Ambe, 425 Md. 98, 38 A.3d 390 (2012). – Informal Opinion 00-6, 2000 WL (Conn. Bar. Assoc. Mar. 3, 2000). – In re Disciplinary Proceedings against Hupy, 2011 WI 38, 333 Wis. 2d 612, 799 N.W.2d 732 (2011).