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Lawyer rankings: pay to play?
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Mon, May 07, 2007
Mary Flood casts some light on the silly business of shaking lawyers down for advertising while lauding them in meaningless rankings. She follows up with this blog post on some readers’ confusion about a notable “advertorial” section in Texas Monthly by so-called Super Lawyers. Texas Monthly is a fine magazine, but whenever I see this huge annual publication I cringe, because — as Flood’s readers point out — it’s designed to confuse ordinary readers about who’s honoring the lawyers, despite the agate-type disclaimers.
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