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Opinions

Criminal Solicitation Letter Opinion (pdf)
An Attorney General opinion which discusses applicability of the barratry statute as it relates to attorneys that send written solicitation to criminal defendants.
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Ethics Opinion Number 529
A Professional Ethics Committee opinion concerning firm names as stated in Rule 7.01 of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct. The opinion discusses the prohibition of trade names.

Ethics Opinion Number 547
A Professional Ethics opinion concerning arrangements between law firms and groups of medical professionals.  The opinion discusses whether or not it is permissible under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct for medical professionals to fund the law firm’s television advertising.    
 
Ethics Opinion Number 548
A Professional Ethics opinion discussing whether or not it is permissible under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct for a non-profit entity to display the law firm’s name as a sponsor of the entity on the entity’s Internet website. 

Ethics Opinion Number 550 (pdf)
A Professional Ethics Committee opinion discussing whether or not it is permissible under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct to use the titles of "Dr.," "Doctor," or "Doctor of Jurisprudence," or "J.D.." in a social and or professional communication


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