Lawyers who work in traffic court have been debating for years whether it’s good marketing to gather names of potential clients from court records and woo them with solicitation letters.
Some say it’s savvy business. Some say the profit is too low after the cost of data searches and mailing. And some say lawyers should fear they will acquire a reputation for hucksterism.
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