Compliance Review

Items flagged for attorney review under Texas Part VII and ABA 7.1

Important

This tool flags potential issues for attorney review. It does not provide legal advice, cannot determine actual compliance, and never outputs "compliant." All decisions must be made by a licensed attorney reviewing the specific context.

Total Flags

5

Pages Affected

5

Texas Rules

4

ABA Rules

1

TX 7.01(a)Superlative/

"Best divorce attorney in Austin"

Homepage hero section uses superlative without substantiation.

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A lawyer shall not make a false or misleading communication about the lawyer or the lawyer's services.

Flagged for attorney review; not legal advice.

TX 7.02(b)Specialist/attorneys/jane-smith

"Family law specialist"

Attorney bio uses "specialist" without TBLS certification reference.

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A lawyer may state or imply that the lawyer is a specialist only if awarded Specialty certification by TBLS.

Flagged for attorney review; not legal advice.

TX 7.01(a)(2)Results/practice-areas/custody

"We win custody cases"

Practice area page makes outcome-oriented claim.

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False or misleading includes creating unjustified expectations about results.

Flagged for attorney review; not legal advice.

ABA 7.1 cmt 3Comparison/about

"More experience than any firm in Travis County"

About page comparison lacks substantiation.

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An unsubstantiated comparison may be misleading.

Flagged for attorney review; not legal advice.

TX 7.02(a)Attribution/contact

Contact form missing responsible attorney

Contact page form does not identify responsible attorney.

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Communications shall include the name of at least one responsible lawyer.

Flagged for attorney review; not legal advice.

Rules Reference

Texas Part VII

  • 7.01 – Communications Concerning Services
  • 7.02 – Advertisements and Solicitations
  • 7.03 – Solicitation and Prohibited Conduct

ABA Model Rules

  • 7.1 – Communications Concerning Services
  • 7.2 – Advertising
  • 7.3 – Solicitation of Clients
Sample data scanned Oct 8, —. Pattern matching cannot evaluate context, intent, or substantiation.