One way is to leave onlookers reeling at your ads’ tastelessness, as happened with one Texas criminal defense law firm. [Above the Law, A Public Defender, Mark Bennett, Scott Greenfield] Update: followup at Above the Law.
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Yeah, kind of a strange way to market yourselves. Are they attracting clients because of the pictures?
Is it possible they used images to attract non-english reading perverts?
At least they didn’t include a slogan like “Got your check yet?” with their kiddie porn defense group site. Still, I was disappointed that they didn’t include a list of “representative clients” for the practice.
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