Can you promote in r/lawyertalk?
A place for lawyers to talk about lawyer things with other lawyers. Firm culture, amusing anecdotes, and the legal world. Read our rules before participating. [LEGAL PRACTITIONERS ONLY | NO LEGAL ADVICE REQUEST | NO MARKETING] *Lawyers: please do not engage with rule-breakers
The short answer
Do not reply publicly as a founder/vendor; you should not mention your product or solicit leads — avoid participation entirely unless you are an admitted legal practitioner and not promoting anything.
What works here
- If you are a confirmed/legal practitioner, join discussions as a peer (no marketing).
- Participate in designated megathreads for topics if you meet the community membership rules (still avoid promotion).
What gets posts removed
- Posting product launches, demos, surveys, or solicitations
- Replying to leads with commercial offers or links
- Engaging if you are not a verified legal practitioner
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo Marketing in header
Sidebar explicitly lists 'NO MARKETING' indicating promotional/vendor content is banned.
Legal Practitioners only
Participation restricted to admitted/legal practitioners — non-lawyers (including founders/vendors) are told not to participate.
No legal advice or solicitation
Community forbids requesting or providing legal advice and asks lawyers not to engage with rule-breakers; commercial outreach could be treated as rule-breaking.
Megathreads guidance
Some topics belong in megathreads (e.g., legal tech) but sidebar still warns against marketing, so promotion remains disallowed.
Official rules of r/lawyertalk
- 01Respect Reddit's Content Policy.
- 02Adhere to Reddiquette.
- 03Do Not Request or Provide Legal Advice.
- 04Only Legal Practitioners should participate here.
- 05Please use the right post flair or Megathread.
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 17, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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