LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
The elephant in the room regarding continuing education requirements ["State Bar leaders explore new MCLE ideas," April 22] is the lawyer equivalent of the military industrial complex: the common interests of the State Bar, the law-related vendors who finance the bar, and, admittedly, law firms who benefit from the inducement of continuing education credits to get in-house counsel to come to firm sponsored seminars. In other wo...
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