State v. Willenson

It appears that defendant attorney maintains an office for the practice of law, in one window of which appears his name and “Lawyer,” and in an adjacent window a neon sign “Income Tax.”

The first count upon demurrer raises the question whether the use of a neon sign “Income Tax” in the window of a lawyer’s law office is unprofessional conduct.

The second count alleges that defendant’s wife, conceded not to be a lawyer, conducts an income-tax business in the office. Defendant lawyer has an “interest” in the income-tax business, but apparently does not supervise it nor take professional…