On Nov. 4, the Florida Supreme Court ruled against TIKD, agreeing with the Florida Bar that TIKD was engaged in the unauthorized practice of law by helping people get out of their parking tickets. Yet the position of many observers is that the Florida Bar is acting as a monopolist of legal services.
November 09, 2021 at 10:01 AM
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On Nov. 4, the Florida Supreme Court ruled against TIKD, agreeing with the Florida Bar that TIKD was engaged in the unauthorized practice of law by helping people get out of their parking tickets. Yet the position of many observers is that the Florida Bar is acting as a monopolist of legal services.
The Florida Supreme Court wrote:
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