The Next Trend In Lawyer Advertising?

Countrarian?  So what?  You've got to love this Trolman Glaser TV ad.



Sure, we would all be better off without lawyers advertisements.  But if we're forced to suffer them, this is better than most. 

Posted by SHG at 1/14/2010 6:21 PM
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  • 1/14/2010 10:38 PM REvers wrote:
    Pure genius.
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  • 1/15/2010 1:27 AM Patrick wrote:
    Note the fine print:

    "Similar results not guaranteed."
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  • 1/15/2010 5:30 PM JKB wrote:
    The actress has kind of a Zeva from NCIS thing going.

    But what does it say about the firm if they can't get four to six figures for a paper cut? Look what a spilt cup of coffee was turned into.
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  • 1/16/2010 12:18 PM Jane wrote:
    I find paper cuts to be extremely debilitating. They are almost as bad as colds. I'm suffering from the latter now and am contemplating suicide.
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  • 7/30/2011 9:08 AM joni lahr magee md wrote:
    my ethics class assignment this week is good and bad lawyer ads (mostly web sides). i found yours to be a good one especially your humorous statement that for legal advice you need a lawyer.my class is in a PARALEGAL program.
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