Last year, Blockshopper.com, a website that tracks real estate transactions in various parts of the country, noted that two attorneys had (separately) purchased properties in Chicagoland. In reporting the transactions, Blockshopper linked to the attorneys' profiles that were on the attorneys' law firm's website.
http://cincinnati.blogspot.com/2009/02/ohio-firm-threatens-internet-as-we-know.html
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