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inlawrev-20845	Best, Arthur	Lying Lawyers and Recumbent Regulators	2015	36	.pdf	application/pdf	14415	748	62	339, 348 (2011) (arguing that attorney advertising has had a major detrimental effect on the negative reputation of lawyers; although appropriate lawyer advertising can serve the legitimate goal of providing the public with information, this must be balanced with the interest of protecting the public from misleading information that demeans the legal profession); Chester N. Mitchell, The Impact, Regulation and Efficacy of Lawyer Advertising, 20 OSGOODE HALL L.J. 119, 125 (1982) (arguing that legal advertising does not undermine the legal profession; studies show that people with previous experience with lawyers have a higher regard for them; for that reason, greater public contact with lawyers will predictably increase the overall public regard for the profession); Robert D. Peltz, Legal Advertising-Opening Pandora’s Box?, 19 STETSON L. REV. 43, 114 (1989) (arguing that although there are many reasons for the legal profession’s public image problem, attorney advertising has played a great role); Edward D. Re, The Causes of Popular Dissatisfaction with the Legal Profession, 68 ST. JOHN’S L. REV. 85, 100 (1994) (arguing that although lawyer advertising has contributed to the perceived commercialism of the legal profession, the connection between lawyer advertising and the erosion of the profession is weak; few attorneys engage in self- deception); Roy M. Sobelson, The Ethics of Advertising by Georgia Lawyers: Survey and Analysis, 6 GA. A concom itant fear has2 been that it may be difficult to regulate the accuracy of lawyer price advertising because legal services may not be uniform enough to have prices that lawyers can advertise honestly.	cache/inlawrev-20845.pdf	txt/inlawrev-20845.txt