New polling on attorney advertising hits home in Louisiana; Most people say it is 'annoying'

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A new national survey showing 65 percent of Americans see attorney advertising as annoying and an attempt to take advantage of consumers seems to be resonating with legal observers in Louisiana.
A new state law authored by state Sen. Patrick Connick (R-Marrero) attempted to reduce misleading claims in attorney advertising, but the Louisiana Supreme Court has yet to follow through and toughen rules on such ads. SB 115 urges attorneys who mention previous damages awards and settlements in their ads to also include how much was taken out for lawyer fees.
“We certainly don’t need more trial lawyer advertising in Louisiana,” Lana Venable, executive director of Louisiana Lawsuit Abuse Watch, told the

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