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Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye announced last Tuesday the creation of a commission to examine the difficulties facing solo and small firm practitioners in New York, a contingent that totals about 80 percent of lawyers in the state. The 28-member panel is to provide a way for solo and small firm lawyers to have a voice in the rules and requirements established by the Office of Court Administration.
April 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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