Trustees increase fees up to 900%, citing a prior failure to raise them regularly to cover costs.
September 22, 2023 at 06:38 PM
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California lawyers and law students will pay higher fees for a variety of services next year as the state bar tries to close an $8.4 million deficit in its admissions fund.
The bar’s board of trustees Friday approved fee hikes ranging between 9% and 900% that will affect lawyers applying to appear pro hac vice, law school graduates registering to take the bar exam and law schools with state reporting requirements.
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