Legal Ethics Forum: Renee Newman Knake, "Legal Information, the Consumer Law Market, and the First Amendment"

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May 25, 2014

Renee Newman Knake, "Legal Information, the Consumer Law Market, and the First Amendment"

Article. Abstract:

Is legal information speech within the meaning of the First Amendment? If so, to what extent may government constitutionally regulate the creation and dissemination of legal information, particularly by lawyers? The answers to these questions hold significant implications for lawyer regulation, the consumer law market, and First Amendment jurisprudence.

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