Major law firms, the American Civil Liberties Union Florida and a lawyer referral service are asking the Florida Supreme Court to reject proposed rules for lawyer websites.
The court’s decision will be the culmination of years of study by The Florida Bar and various committees on how lawyers should be permitted to advertise their services and depict themselves on their websites. Florida Bar advertising rules, some of the most restrictive in the country, have been challenged in court on free-speech grounds.
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