Faced with unexpected criticism about the propriety of several stock photos on its site, Houston-based Lindeman Alvarado moved quickly to remove images of a woman and children used to illustrate the firm's criminal defense practice areas. Do you know what content is on your Web site?
December 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Attention Texas law firms: Do you know what content is on your web site?
Faced with unexpected criticism about the propriety of several stock photo illustrations on its site, Houston’s Lindeman, Alvarado & Frye moved quickly to remove images of a woman and children that were used to illustrate the firm’s criminal defense practice areas.
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