The president of the New York State Bar Association said Jan. 27 her group will “vehemently oppose” Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposal to raise biennial lawyer registration fees in New York by $50.
Claire Gutekunst, speaking at the state bar’s annual meeting in Manhattan, told the group’s policy-setting House of Delegates Jan. 27 that the 74,000-member organization’s executive committee will oppose the governor’s proposal.
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