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California ready to approve new rules, including advance waivers, after some tinkering?

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Unfortunately the story is behind a reg wall, but that's the gist of Mike McKee's article.  (Disclaimer: I'm not neutral on the issue of advance waivers and I'm quoted in the article.)  Here's a fair use snippet from the article: "State Bar governors over the weekend approved 35 new rules of conduct for lawyers, but sent a controversial one involving advance waivers back for fine tuning."  The article also quote a Star Bar official as saying that opposition to advance waivers was considered, but that Board of Governors was not opposed to them.



Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on November 17, 2009 (boomark / email).

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