Law Practice
Dec. 20, 2011
Google search results create headaches for firms
Type in the name of a law firm into a search engine and a slew of search results pop up - locations, phone numbers, a Wikipedia entry, perhaps recent press releases or mentions in the news. But not all search engine results are so benign.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Type in the name of a law firm into a search engine and a slew of results pop up - locations, phone numbers, a Wikipedia entry, perhaps recent news releases or mentions in the news. But not all search engine results are so benign.
Links to a recent malpractice suit or allegations of a crime involving a key firm partner may show up as well. Sometimes it's the cathartic blog of a disgruntled client or ...
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