A DECISION issued in late December 2001 by the Ohio Board of Commissioners on the Unauthorized Practice of the Law (the Board) helps to define whether certain online conduct by non-lawyers is tantamount to impermissible legal practice. The decision, in the case of Office of Disciplinary Counsel v. Palmer, may be worth a read by lawyers and non-lawyers alike.
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