Law Practice
Nov. 27, 2012
State Bar panel begins look at how to assist, regulate aging lawyers
With the number of older lawyers increasing, a new State Bar panel has begun exploring what the bar could do both to help those lawyers and to protect the public from them.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As the baby boom generation ages and the number of older lawyers increases, a new State Bar panel has begun exploring what the bar could do to help those lawyers and to protect the public from them.
Early ideas under discussion include pairing seniors as mentors with young lawyers and imposing extra continuing education requirements on lawyers past a certain age, according to committee members....
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