To The Editor: The multijurisdictional practice issue may be one of the most important issues the Connecticut Bar Association has confronted over the past few years.
June 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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To The Editor:
The multijurisdictional practice issue may be one of the most important issues the Connecticut Bar Association has confronted over the past few years. I believe the MJP “odyssey” exemplifies all that is good about the CBA. The originally proposed American Bar Association MJP model rule was soundly defeated two years ago. The recently endorsed MJP proposal is not the ABA model.
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