I am getting older. What steps, if any, should I take if I continue to practice law?

The question of senior attorneys is one that is bubbling below the surface. At least in the past, the Office of Disciplinary Counsel has started to see a number of complaints involving older attorneys who perhaps should have retired or who are just not fit anymore to continue to practice. Many of these lawyers continue to practice because they have no other means of income and with little or no pension.

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