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Order from Judge Feldman in the Scott Wolfe Jr. / Public Citizen v. Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board. Order grants in part and denies in part various motions for summary judgment and motions to dismiss filed by the…more

Plaintiff Scott Wolfe Jr.'s Memorandum opposing the Motion for Summary Judgment filed by the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board, and their Motion to Dismiss the case on lack of standing and ripeness…more

Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board (Defendants) responds to Plaintiff Scott Wolfe's Motion for Summary Judgment. They argue that the plaintiff's challenge is hypothetical, and that they lack standing. They also argue that…more

The Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board (Defendants) filed a Motion seeking to have the plaintiffs dismissed in this case. They argue that the Plaintiffs do not have standing to bring the suit, that the court did not have…more

This is the Memorandum Supporting a Motion for Summary Judgment filed by Scott Wolfe Jr. and Wolfe Law Group, plaintiffs in a case against the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board challenging Louisiana's new lawyer advertising…more

After granting the Defendants' continuance, the court scheduled a preliminary scheduling conference for the afternoon of April 7, 2009…more

Judge Feldman, of the United States Eastern District Court of Louisiana, granted the Defendants' Motion to Continue. His order commented: The Court is of the opinion that the plaintiffs improperly in effect seek an advisory…more

Plaintiff Wolfe Jr. and Wolfe Law Group joined in the memorandum prepared and filed by Plaintiff Public Citizen, Inc. opposing the Motion to Continue filed by Defendants in this action. This is the memorandum filed in…more

On February 18, 2009, the Louisiana Supreme Court announced that it was postponing the effective date of the new lawyer ad rules from April 1, 2009 until Oct 1, 2009, to "further study certain rules in light of the…more

Expert Report of Christopher Schultz in the Louisiana Attorney Advertising Rules lawsuit…more

Plaintiff Scott Wolfe Jr request the Court to grant it summary judgment with regard to its challenge of the new Louisiana attorney advertising regulations, as it relates to regulation of attorney communication on the Internet…more

In case challenging the constitutionality of the new Louisiana lawyer advertising rules, these are the Plaintiff's initial disclosures…more

Motion to Consolidate the Scott Wolfe Jr. v Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board suit with the on-going Public Citizen, Inc. complaint. The motion was unopposed by all parties. In all likelihood, the judge will grant this…more

Defendants submitted their Initial Disclosures on December 23, 2008. While submitted for the Public Citizen, Inc. case, they will also apply to the Wolfe, Jr. matter after consolidation. …more

Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board's answer to Scott Wolfe Jr's complaint that the new Louisiana lawyer advertising rules violate an attorney's constitutional right to freedom of speech, and specifically affect an attorney's…more