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Hunter v. Virginia State Bar
No. 121472Supreme Court of Virginia
121472 Hunter v. Virginia State Bar 02/28/2013 In review of an appeal of right in a disciplinary proceeding addressing whether an attorney's weblog posts are commercial speech that is properly subject to regul…
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121472 Hunter v. Virginia State Bar 02/28/2013 In review of an appeal of right in a disciplinary proceeding addressing whether an…
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121472 Hunter v. Virginia State Bar 02/28/2013 In review of an appeal of right in a disciplinary proceeding addressing whether an attorney's weblog posts are commercial speech that is properly subject to regulation under Rule 7.1(a)(4) of the Virginia Rules of Professional Conduct considering whether an attorney may discuss information, not protected by the attorney-client privilege, that is publicly available and that is related to representation of the client without the client's consent under Rule 1.6, and whether the attorney was ordered to post an insufficient disclaimer under Rule 7.2(a)(3), the three-judge circuit court did not err in concluding that the Bar's interpretation of Rule…
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