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Legal marketing is a broader term referring to advertising and other practices, such as client relations and public relations.
The new New York rules were challenged by the national consumer advocacy organization Public Citizen, representing Syracuse law firm Alexander and Catalano, in Alexander v. Cahill, and Judge Frederick J. Scullin of the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York struck down five of the rules as unconstitutional infringement of the First Amendment.[11] The endorsement, portrayals, "Irrelevant characteristics", and nicknames provisions were stricken; however, the domain name limitations, 30-day solicitation, and communications rules were upheld.[12] State Bar President Kathryn Madigan promised to work with the court system to develop new rules that will survive constitutional strict scrutiny.[13] The new Florida rules, and similar rules in Louisiana, have also been challenged by Public Citizen.[14]
Legal notices
Legal advertising can also, less commonly, refer to the legal notices, which are certain notices legally required to appear in circulating publications; they often appear in classified advertising sections of newspapers.[citation needed] Examples of legal notices includes certain public notice provisions (relating to pending government actions and meetings, especially about zoning), as well as advertisements seeking owners of unclaimed property, missing heirs, "deadbeat" parents, and potential class action plaintiffs.