Government
Aug. 3, 2012
Plaintiffs' attorneys group concerned about jury fee changes
The Consumer Attorneys of California earlier this year supported changes to a fee associated with jury trials, but the is now worried the adjustments could unintentionally allow the fee be charged multiple times.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Consumer Attorneys of California earlier this year supported changes to a fee associated with jury trials, but the plaintiffs' lawyers organization is now worried the adjustments could unintentionally cause the fee to be charged to litigants excessively.
The $150 fee, part of the California Code of Civil Procedure, was originally charged to parties 25 days in advance of the trial to help pay for...
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