Here is the link to the video that I need you to analyze : https://youtu.be/YUgnsW9Fw8A ( if you have trouble locating, go to youtube and type Funniest Law Firm Commercial – Pasha Law PC – Nasir Pasha)
Here are the following questions that I need to answer:

DESCRIPTION OF AD:

(Under this section, describe the ad in detail. Even if the ad is an internet ad that everyone can see just by clicking on the link, go ahead and write a complete description of the ad. Tell what graphics/pictures/animation, etc., are used, what is said in the ad, what representations are made, whether there are disclaimers, etc. )

LOCATION OF AD/LINK TO AD, IF ON THE INTERNET:

(Under this section, tell where you found the ad. If it is a t.v. or radio ad. tell what time of day you saw or heard the ad. If it is an ad that is available on the internet, then include the URL here.

EVALUATION:

In this section, please answer the following questions. Please write each question, including the question number, followed by your answer. (Failure to properly set out the number, question and corresponding answer will result in a points deduction.)

1. Does the ad fully comply with the Rules of Professional Conduct in North Carolina regarding lawyer advertising? (In answering this question, you must refer to at least one specific rule by number. Failure to do so will result in a points deduction.) If not, please provide details as to why not.

By the way, don’t get confused: a lot of you have been submitting answers that refer to the ABA Model Rules or Model Code. Those are just models, meaning that they are not necessarily the law as it appears in North Carolina. As I’ve said in the lectures, North Carolina lawyer conduct is governed by the North Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct. Please refer to those rules when you’re answering this question. Reference to the wrong rules will result in points deduction.

2. Does the ad do a good job of informing the consumer of what the firm will do? For example, if the ad speaks of “court costs” or “filing fees,” is it clear whether or not those fees will be owed if the client does not prevail?

3. Do you think the ad is misleading in any way? For example, does it tacitly seem to contain a guarantee that the consumer will win?

4. Does the ad serve the public?

5. Do you think that ads in general, and this ad in particular, are good for the public in providing options and information about their legal rights, or do they just stir up unnecessary litigation?

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