Law Practice,
Government
May 10, 2018
Bill to add requirements for legal advertising advances
The Assembly Judiciary Committee has unanimously passed a bill that sets new requirements for legal advertisements that mention drugs or medical procedures.
SACRAMENTO — The Assembly Judiciary Committee has unanimously passed a bill that sets new requirements for legal advertisements mentioning drugs or medical procedures.
AB 3217 would clarify that legal advertising that misrepresents the effects of a drug or legal procedure violates existing state laws.
The 10-0 vote on Tuesday was a rare instance of a bill sponsored by the conservative Civil Justi...
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