What this is

Check your attorney ad copy before it runs.

Paste a draft — a website homepage, a Facebook ad, an email, a radio spot, anything you'd show a client. The tool scans it against Texas Disciplinary Rules 7.01–7.05 and marks every phrase a Bar reviewer would flag. Free. Stays in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.

i. Paste your ad Drop a draft into the editor below, or load one of the four sample drafts in The Index.

ii. Read the margins Every flagged phrase gets a numbered note citing the specific rule and the reason it was caught.

iii. Copy-edit or revise Accept a one-click rewrite per phrase, fix them all at once, or take the notes to your own edits.

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Feature · The Compliance Desk

Read your ad the way the Bar reads it.

A live, line-by-line reading against the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct — with a pencil and an understanding that good copy never needed to shout.

By The Quarterly Desk · April MMXXVI

Part One · The Draft fol. 014

Live · 0 words TDRPC v2021.07 · 23 checks

The Verdict

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On the desk

Editor's Note

Awaiting a draft. The desk reads every paragraph against Texas Rules 7.01–7.05 and files a note in the margin for any phrase that would catch a reviewer's pencil.

Rating

★★★★★

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II. The Index Reference drafts · four looks

A clean compliant draft

Fort Worth personal-injury notice. Passes every Rule 7 check — a quiet, well-tailored paragraph.

pg. 017· Part One

ii.

A draft in loud ink

Superlatives, "#1," "expert." The kind of copy every BARC reviewer has seen a thousand times.

pg. 019· Part Two

iii.

An unlabelled testimonial

A client quote and a results claim, both missing the disclosures the Rules require.

pg. 021· Part Three

iv.

Every rule in one draft

A stress-test: every Rule 7 tripwire in a single page. Useful for calibrating the desk.

pg. 023· Part Four