Mark Heller calls himself a pioneer in legal advertising, noting he was the first attorney in New York state to advertise in the Yellow Pages after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the right of attorney advertising in 1977.
But nearly 40 years later, Heller is in bitter litigation with phone book company Yellowbook Inc. and faces a $319,000 judgment, plus interest, for failing to pay for his ads.
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