A LAWYER'S GOOD NAME -- TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT
The Connecticut Law Tribune reports on a lawyer suing his former firm because the firm didn’t remove his bio from the firm’s web site. Robert P. Murphy filed against Del Sole and Del Sole after opening a new practice and registering with various search engines. He learned that he was “widely listed as still being associated with the firm” and claims the firm misrepresented his status by not promptly removing his name. Murphy claims his information was not removed form the firm’s site for more than a year. It’s hard to tell how much time is reasonable to avoid creating a misrepresentation, but appears obvious that firms need to pay attention to their stale cyberspace information.
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