Coming February 27, 2007 to TechnoFeature: Last summer, the New York Office of Court Administration proposed some rules on lawyer advertising that could have dramatically interfered with how New York lawyers use Web sites and email. Many lawyers and bar associations filed objections to the proposed rules. In response, OCA trimmed back its initial proposal substantially, releasing a final version in January 2007. In this article, real estate attorney Joshua Stein, who submitted 20 pages of objections to OCA's original proposed rules, argues that although the Final Rules are much improved, they still fall short of perfect. Read this article to find out why. Even if you don't practice in New York, this article may enable you to take proactive steps in your jurisdiction.
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