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  • February 01, 2004

    Inside the Bar February 2004: WHBY radio ads educate the public about the value of lawyers

    The State Bar's message - Wisconsin lawyers are problem solvers and expert advisers who serve their communities - began running on WHBY, Green Bay's top talk/news radio station in January.

    Inside the Bar
    February 2004

    WHBY radio ads educate the public about the value of lawyers

    The State Bar's message - Wisconsin lawyers are problem solvers and expert advisers who serve their communities - began running on WHBY, Green Bay's top talk/news radio station in January.

    Listen to the first 60-second ad

    Job loss radio ad (MP3, 2MB)

    "The ads, which will continue for six months reaching more than 450,000 listeners in 23 surrounding counties, focus on how lawyers can help the public with everyday legal problems." says Kevin Palmersheim, Public Image Committee chair. "Future ads are being developed on home purchase, domestic violence, and end-of-life planning."

    "The radio ads drive people to LegalExplorer," says Palmersheim. "The Web site is a valuable public service that offers a starting point for resolving legal issues, answers basic legal questions, and provides access to lawyers through the State Bar's Lawyer Referral and Information Service."

    The Bar introduced its Branding the Profession initiative and tag line, Wisconsin Lawyers: Expert advisers. Serving you., in the spring of 2002, to educate the public about the value of lawyers. The initiative, which grew out of concerns from members about the public's understanding of the legal profession and the declining public image of lawyers, uses the three key qualities the public values most about lawyers - expert advice, problem-solving skills, and community service - in communications to the public.

    Other branding activities. This spring billboards move from the Fox Valley/Green Bay area to the Eau Claire area. In addition, 30-second television spots highlighting lawyers who demonstrate exemplary commitment to community or pro bono service will be broadcast in 23 Wisconsin counties through WISC-TV and UPN-14 as a pilot project.


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