Posted on July 31, 2006 by Francis G.X. Pileggi

NJ Bans "Super Lawyer" Ads

In addition to summarizing Delaware Chancery Court and Supreme Court cases on business law matters, this blog also comments on legal ethics and e-discovery matters of interest. In that vein, I bring to your attention The Wall Street Journal's Law Blog report that New Jersey’s Committee on Attorney Advertising ruled this week that lawyer advertising in a publication called “New Jersey Super Lawyers” violates state rules of professional conduct. Here is the link: Law Blog: New Jersey Says “Super Lawyers” is Super Misleading

UPDATE: I just wrote an article for the upcoming issue of the publication of the  American Inns of Court, The Bencher, that discusses the above-referenced Opinion in greater detail.

UPDATE 2: On August 18, the New Jersey Supreme Court stayed the implementation of the foregoing Committee opinion until it had time to more fully consider the matter. Here is the updated article.

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