you sought out someone from your church, club or neighborhood or asked a friend, neighbor or family member. Until 1977.

In the mid-1970s, a small law firm in Arizona named Bates and O'Steen conducted a practice devoted to debt relief, uncomplicated divorces and similar routine matters. They served those with limited resources. They advertised their fees in the newspaper. Those ads look very tame by today's standards, but they touched off a firestorm of change in the legal profession. The State Bar of Arizona began a disciplinary proceeding that ended up in the U.S. Supreme Court. In 1977, the court ruled that outright bans on attorney advertising violated the constitutional right to free speech. Bates and O'Steen went on to become a very large, multi-office legal clinic system. Lawyerdisruptions such as hurricanes.

There was an immediate backlash from a united oil industry, which typically supports Trump's pro-business policies, and the wind and solar industry, which hates his rejection of climate regulations.

The groups formed a coalition to try to block FERC from adopting Perry’s plan to incentivize coal and nuclear plants.

The oil and refinery industries are also resisting the support of the Environmental Protection Agency's administrator, Scott Pruitt, for ethanol and biofuels by keeping Renewable Fuel Standard mandate intact. Supporting the standard was a Trump campaign promise.

Pruitt had floated a proposal to curtail the mandate through 2019, prompting a sharp response from Iowa's Republican senators, Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst. They mounted a big pressure campaign to get Trump and Pruitt to back down and keep the regulation