California State Capitol Building in Sacramento. Photo: Jason Doiy/ALM Lawmakers Approve Bill Throttling Paraprofessional, Regulatory Sandbox Proposals
"Just floating out that [the bar is] going to expand the ability of people to provide legal advice without that accountability piece, to me, is problematic," said Assembly Judiciary Committee Chair Mark Stone, D-Scotts Valley.
June 21, 2022 at 08:46 PM
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Bar Associations
A key policy committee on Tuesday clouded the future of two state bar proposals to expand the legal roles of nonlawyers after state senators approved legislation prohibiting the agency from spending money on any program that violates statutes barring the unauthorized practice of law.
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