State Bar of California at 845 S Figueroa in Los Angeles. Photo: Amanda Bronstad/ALM Lawmakers Approve Bill Blocking State Bar's Paraprofessional, Regulatory Sandbox Programs
The Legislature used the state bar's annual fee-licensing bill to place new restrictions on an agency that key lawmakers say has lost its focus on attorney discipline.
August 22, 2022 at 06:57 PM
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Bar Associations
California lawmakers on Monday approved the state bar's annual fee-licensing bill, which, if signed by the governor, will immediately halt the agency's work on proposals to allow nonlawyers to practice law.
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