In re Dickey Respondent’s websites exaggerated his experience, and his internet profiles - created in reliance on company representatives who were lawyers and non-attorney web designers who assured respondent that the advertisements would comply with his ethical obligations - exaggerated his experience, used a form of the word “specialist” although respondent is not certified as a specialist, included statements likely to create unjustified expectations about the results he could achieve, and included descriptions and characterizations of the quality of respondent’s services.
Tagged with: Attorneys Discipline
Read More »