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REPORT ON PROPOSED RULE 2.2 FROM THE ISBA 2007 ANNUAL MEETING

By Indiana Paralegal Association

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We are very pleased to report that the Board of Governors of the Indiana State Bar Association fully supported comments to proposed Rule 2.2 as gathered by John Conlon, the ISBA appointed Chair of the subcommittee on proposed Rule 2.2 Paralegals.

A report of the comments gathered by John Conlon was made to the ISBA House of Delegates and additional comments were received from various Delegates. Pursuant to his earlier request, all comments will be forwarded by ISBA to Chief Justice Randall T. Shepard for action by the Supreme Court.

We are pleased that proposed Rule 2.2 continues to move forward.

Full post as published by IPA Blawg on October 18, 2007 (boomark / email).

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