John Stewart, who is leading the charge in Florida, says the first big market to adopt new rules will likely set the standard for the industry.
September 09, 2020 at 04:46 PM
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First Utah, now Arizona. State bar associations are changing their rules to allow for people without a law license to own law firms—a move that is sure to have ripple effects across the legal industry if adopted widely.
The Florida Bar, the third-largest state bar in the country, may be the next to join in on the reforms.
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