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Benchmarks: Lawyers permitted to pirate rivals’ names to grab web traffic 

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    • February 22, 2013

A couple of enterprising Wisconsin lawyers set it up so that a link to their firm’s website would appear whenever a prospective client entered their competitors’ last names in Internet search engines.
Thursday, a state court decided that the clever scheme didn’t violate Wisconsin privacy law.
The decision addressed an » Continue […]

Original post by http://lawyersusaonline.com/blog/2013/02/22/benchmarks-lawyers-permitted-to-pirate-rivals-names-to-grab-web-traffic/

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