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ABA Model Rule Unauthorized Practice Of Law
Under the rule of the ABA Model Rule Unauthorized Practice of Law a website must list the state or states where the lawyer is licensed to practice. This must be listed on any websites and other forms of advertising for a lawyer. According to the ABA Model Rule Unauthorized Practice of Law, a lawyer cannot mislead or withhold their jurisdiction of legal practice to the public. Under Rule 5.5 a lawyer cannot misrepresent the jurisdiction in which they are licensed to practice and must make it publicly known where they are legally authorized to practice. Attorneys may list specialty in which they are certified and have been certified by an accredited organization approved by the ABA. Under the ABA Model Rule 7.4 attorneys can list any specializations
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