Rule Library
What your bar requires beside your own words.
One page per state: the advertising label, the prior-results disclaimer, what you may say about specialization, whether testimonials are allowed, and what must be filed with the bar and by when.
Free, and the reason our Campaign Kits can cite a rule at all.
- Attorney advertising rules in California1 of 6 rule areas verified
- Attorney advertising rules in Florida4 of 6 rule areas verified
- Attorney advertising rules in Georgia3 of 6 rule areas verified
- Attorney advertising rules in Illinois1 of 6 rule areas verified
- Attorney advertising rules in North Carolina3 of 6 rule areas verified
- Attorney advertising rules in New Jersey3 of 6 rule areas verified
- Attorney advertising rules in New York4 of 6 rule areas verified
- Attorney advertising rules in Ohio1 of 6 rule areas verified
- Attorney advertising rules in Pennsylvania3 of 6 rule areas verified
- Attorney advertising rules in Texas3 of 6 rule areas verified
10 states today. We add states as we read them, and we would rather publish 10 states we have verified than 50 we have not. If your state is not here, the Compliance Checker still reads your copy and reports general advertising-rule gaps without citing a rule we have not read.