Miller Weisbrod, L.L.P., Lawrence Lassiter and Les Weisbrod v. Jorge F. Llamas-Soforo, M.D. and Jorge F. Llamas-Soforo, M.D., P. A.

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• concluding that attorneys’ speech “arose from the sale of their legal services to potential customers” reached through their attorney advertisements
• concluding that attorney advertisement to people who might have a medical malpractice claim against a specific physician identified in the advertisement was created “primarily to attract clients allegedly injured by [identified physician]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).