In in Re Wells, the Court Held That

question 6

Multiple Choice

In In re Wells, the court held that

• A) Wells would be subject to Public Reprimand for including false and misleading statements in advertising his law firm.
• B) the statements on Well's website were substantiated by the facts.
• C) Wells would not be subject to discipline because the advertising materials were corrected almost immediately after he received the ethics complaint.
• D) Wells's advertising was not unethical because he was only exaggerating his claims about his law firm so as to attract clients.

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