Law Practice
Feb. 14, 2012
Bar cracks down on continuing education requirements
The State Bar Board of Trustees said Friday that those who lie about their MCLE compliance would be referred to discipline prosecutors.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Acting swiftly after learning that as many as 20 percent of lawyers may not meet their continuing legal education requirements, the State Bar Board of Trustees said Friday that those who lie about their MCLE compliance would be referred to discipline prosecutors.
The bar trustees passed a resolution on the issue after learning the results of an audit of 1 percent of lawyers in one of...
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