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Website advertising rules for lawyers in Texas
Lawyers answer to their regulator's advertising and conduct rules as well as to privacy law. This is what Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct Part VII (attorney advertising) means for your website: testimonials, claims, fees, titles and the details you must show. It applies only to sites of that profession, and only where you are licensed. For the general laws every site in Texas must follow, see Texas's laws.
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Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct Part VII (attorney advertising)
Current rules effective 1 July 2021.
Who it covers: Texas lawyers and firms advertising legal services.
What it requires of a website or app (4)
- File the website home page with the Advertising Review Committee within 10 days of publication, unless exemptCheckedRule 7.04(a); 7.05(b)
- No false or misleading statements; results and testimonials carry disclaimersCheckedRules 7.01–7.02
- The name of at least one responsible lawyer and the principal office locationAI reviewPart VII rules
- Keep copies of advertisements and filing recordsPreparedRule 7.04
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