A recent article in the New York Times (Lawyers Use Humor to Plead Case) covered the recent trend of law firms using (intentionally) funny TV commercials.
I'm including below the commercials the article mentions. Enjoy!
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1 comment:
Hah! Youtube: "divorce lawyer ad."
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