“The professionalism requirement seems to reflect the Florida Supreme Court's growing intolerance for incivility and other unprofessional behavior that bleeds into legal ethics rule violations thereby both damaging the public's confidence in the profession and resulting in disciplinary action and sanctions,” said Jan Jacobowitz, an ethics expert.
February 29, 2024 at 02:49 PM
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The Florida Supreme Court entered an opinion Thursday in which it amended the Rules Regulating the Florida Bar involving continuing legal education.
The state Supreme Court wrote in the opinion that it amended Rule 6-10.3 to reduce the minimum number of CLE credit hours required for bar members from 33 to 30 in a three-year reporting period and to require all members to complete a two-credit Florida legal professionalism course.
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