Michigan | Legal Ethics
Legal Question
Can law students advertise services that do not require an attorney per se?
In areas of law, such as setting up
LLCS or S Corps and even
representing students in honor code
hearings and investigations an
attorney is not mandated by law to
be apart of. So can a law student
advertise for these things if they
have experience? Honor code
proceedings to do require an attorney
just a representative of the student's
choice so why couldn't a student with
knowledge charge a much lesser
amount to other student's who get
raked through the coals on trumped
up charges by high priced attorneys,
when a student could do just as good
if not better giving advice and helping
out through the process, but
charging a lesser fee?
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