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November 07, 2008

Online Will Websites, Part II

Erandisi_2_2 Thanks to all for some great comments.  Over the weekend, I saw a commercial on TV for a legal document drafting website and software, that was endorsed by a well-known attorney, but one who is not licensed in New York (according to the attorney directory at nycourts.gov). 

How does this affect the online will debate - i.e., a prominent attorney advertising an online product, where there is no attorney-client relationship created?  Is this going to lead customers to believe they are purchasing legal counsel?

-Authored by Elizabeth Randisi, a Rochester, New York attorney associated with the law firm WeinsteinMurphy.  Her practice focuses on Trusts and Estates and elder law.

Posted at 03:06 PM in Trusts and Estates |

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