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Discipline

Aug. 26, 1998

Locals-Only Laws Causes Concern Among Counsel

WASHINGTON - The California Supreme Court sent shock waves across the country last January when it ruled that out-of-state lawyers who are not members of the California bar cannot collect fees for negotiating and other noncourtroom work they do in the state.

By David F. Pike
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        WASHINGTON - The California Supreme Court sent shock waves across the country last January when it ruled that out-of-state lawyers who are not members of the California bar cannot collect fees for negotiating and other noncourtroom work they do in the state.
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