Perspective
Jun. 10, 2013
Are senile lawyers a problem?
Re: "State Bar homes in on older lawyers" (June 6). By Edward R. Leonard
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
I read with interest the article on the State Bar's consideration of discrimination, on a blanket basis due to age, against senior lawyers. ["State Bar homes in on older lawyers," June 6]. Are senile lawyers really a problem for the State Bar? I am told the State Bar has disciplinary powers over attorneys who harm clients in place. If they are not harming clients, does the State Bar have an interest in going out and looking for...
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