A Fact Pattern For Next Year's MPRE
A billboard went up recently in downtown Chicago with two photos on it, one on either side: the torsoes of a man and a woman, both super hot. In the middle, in giant text (the sign is reportedly "three times the size of a regular billboard") it reads "Life is Short; Get a Divorce." See ABC's coverage here.
Any thoughts? The lawyer who sponsored the ad has evidently taken a lot of flak, but she's promising an even racier one next month.
UPDATE: Image available at urban semiotic here.
Any thoughts? The lawyer who sponsored the ad has evidently taken a lot of flak, but she's promising an even racier one next month.
UPDATE: Image available at urban semiotic here.
Labels: Legal Culture
posted by Isaac Zaur at 4:39 PM
6 Comments:
Yet another example of why lawyers should not be allowed to advertise. Free speech my ass...err...chisled abs.
Oh, give it a breast.
Holy augmented breasts Batman!
Pretty much consistent with the rest of the firm's advertising: http://www.chicagowomenatlaw.com/corriBio.html
5:16 -- wow. Ms. Fetman looks like a, um...
Hey! Let's play a game. Name your favorite salacious ballbuster -- in history, literature, or pop culture.
Hey, Armen, can you post this for me up on the main page?
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