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I always like to throw that advertising jab out there, but I guess that dates me somewhat. I just did some quick googling, and it looks like it was all the way back in 1977 when advertising legal services became legal.
I remember that debate rather clearly, so that date surprised me, because I would have only been 12 years old at the time. I had no aspirations whatsoever of becoming a lawyer, but I was something of a political junky even then.
A number of law bloggers have posted recently (as noted by Colin Samuels at the link referred to in my previous post) in support of a federal statute to deal with the problem of lawsuits known as “strategic lawsuits against public participation”–SLAPP suits. Ken at Popehat explains, and does so very well (except for his [...] […]
Colin Samuels’s Infamy or Praise posts its unofficial Blawg Review, Number 23 in the “Round Tuit” series. So you go right over there are read it. Also the official Blawg Review, up this week at Law Shucks. I was struck by Colin’s roundup regarding the musings of bloggers about where to put what in which blog, and [...] […]
My own moments of snark notwithstanding–no, you don’t even get a link; if you missed it, then good–I am pleased to announce that the very bestest blog on fashion IP is back on track after an utterly inexcusable fashionable hiatus from posting: Susan Scafidi’s Counterfit Chic! Now I have to go back to checking, but [...] […]
Here’s what I have been chirping about lately: RT @ArsLaw: Tenenbaum: $675K stat. dams absurd; I caused $21 in losses | Ok, even I don’t buy that math. RT @CopyrightLaw: Exclusive Rights: “11th Cir. finds medical forms lack sufficient originality; rejects Feist standard” RT @CopyrightLaw: Goldman: “Rare Ruling on Damages for Sending Bogus Copyright Takedown […]
Originally posted 2007-07-20 13:24:32. Republished by Old Post Promoter Out of the bottle Originally uploaded by Ron Coleman The ad man or woman who wrote this ad for Solgar focused on the market-encroaching challenger — vitamin-enriched soft drinks — while ignoring common sense: Get your vitamins from an amber glass bottle. NOT a can of diet cola. Really? [ […]
December 11th, 2008 at 9:30 pm
Hmmm.
Since you use a post like this to drive traffic to your
December 12th, 2008 at 10:20 am
Well, uh, yeah, Jaymaster.
December 12th, 2008 at 2:42 pm
I always like to throw that advertising jab out there, but I guess that dates me somewhat. I just did some quick googling, and it looks like it was all the way back in 1977 when advertising legal services became legal.
I remember that debate rather clearly, so that date surprised me, because I would have only been 12 years old at the time. I had no aspirations whatsoever of becoming a lawyer, but I was something of a political junky even then.