Nonprofit groups celebrated Thursday after the California Supreme Court unanimously affirmed their right to practice law without registering with the State Bar. But the mood was tempered slightly by the high court's request for a thorough study and recommendation regarding whether regulation is warranted. Chief Justice Ronald George called upon the State Bar to study whether such groups "actually imperil client interests despite the absence of a profit motive."
March 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Nonprofit groups celebrated Thursday after the California Supreme Court unanimously affirmed their right to practice law without registering with the State Bar.
But the party mood was tempered slightly by the high court’s decision to ask the State Bar to conduct a thorough study and recommend whether regulation really is warranted.
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