Writing Website Disclaimers
Continually review your law firm website to keep it current and comply with evolving ethical requirements. Avoid ethical complaints by using a short disclaimer at the bottom of each page with a link to a detailed Disclaimer Page. Add a Policy Page to comply with laws governing privacy. For more information, see the resources listed below and consult your state bar association. Articles ABA Modernizes Marketing Rules Best Practices for Privacy Policies Disclaimers for Firm Blogs and Websites Ethical Guide to Lawyer Marketing Ethical Guidelines for Websites Guide to Website Design Overview of Online Ethics for Lawyers Books Ethics and Technology Legal Ethics and Social Media Marketing on the Internet Forms Jennifer Ellis Blog Louisiana Legal Ethics Blog Samples Disclaimers Cardone Firm (New Orleans) - personal Injury Lubiner, Schmidt & Palumbo (Newark) - criminal immigration and traffic Mehr, Fairbanks & Peterseon (Lexington) - disability, insurance, and personal inj