Legal Marketing
Why Does Law Firm’s Ad Feature ‘Law Student’s’ Traffic Violations?
Posted Sep 16, 2008, 09:14 am CST
By Martha Neil
A major Canadian law firm has caught the attention of a local newspaper with a recent ad that features a business-suited "law student" with long blond hair.
She is seemingly riding a red motor scooter through metropolitan traffic. Yet she isn't wearing a helmet. Nor are her hands on the machine—she is holding, and apparently reading, a hefty tome of some kind. And these apparent traffic violations aren't exactly a positive advertisement for Osler Hoskin & Harcourt, contends the Financial Post's Legal Post blog.
The ad copy encourages law students to join "a firm that defines itself by solving the most complex problems of the day."
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