Follow POL on Twitter The Seventh Circuit upheld a 2007 Wisconsin bar advertising campaign to promote positive perceptions of lawyers paid for with members' mandatory dues because it was "germane" to the purpose of a bar association.
Wisconsin bar PR campaign funded by mandatory dues upheld
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