Does Gov. Landry’s bid to restrict attorney advertising violate the First Amendment?

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A bill backed by Gov. Jeff Landry aims to rein in Louisiana’s famously aggressive personal injury attorney advertising—but it may face stiff legal challenges. The bill—House Bill 430, sponsored by state Rep. Kim Carver, R-Mandeville—would create new standards for how attorneys can advertise and reinforce existing rules. Supporters contend that the legislation would curb frivolous

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