The Shapero Case Established That

The Shapero case established that:

A) there are distinctions among various types of professional solicitations.
B) a targeted mail solicitation by accountants to prospective clients is allowable.
C) prospective clients would not likely be subject to uninformed acquiescence.
D) a targeted letter posed no threat of pressure to consumers who are under a threat of legal action.
E) a letter to consumers involved in a legal action is a threat to their privacy.