Government
Jun. 6, 2013
State Bar homes in on older lawyers
A State Bar panel intends to propose that all California lawyers over a certain age, possibly 50, be required to take a continuing legal education course on recognizing age-related cognitive impairment.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A State Bar panel intends to propose that all California lawyers over a certain age, possibly 50, be required to take a continuing legal education course on recognizing age-related cognitive impairment.
In a report to be given at the bar Board of Trustees next month, the panel will also suggest that older attorneys take a class on how to wind down or pass on their law practices. O...
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