State Bar & Bar Associations
Jan. 12, 2011
State Bar Governors Vote to Cut Spending
State Bar officials moved to cut spending by $1.2 million in a pair of actions Friday that include scaling back a somewhat controversial program that helps lawyers with substance-abuse and mental-health problems.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
State Bar officials moved to cut spending by $1.2 million in a pair of actions Friday that include scaling back a somewhat controversial program that helps lawyers with substance-abuse and mental-health problems.
Bar governors voted to reduce annual spending on the Lawyer Assistance Program from the current $2.5 million to about $1.8 million by the end of the year, State Bar President William N...
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