Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Despite strong signals from the Legislature that dramatic change is needed, lawyers on a panel examining ways to revamp how the State Bar governs itself aren't giving up easily on the current system.
At a Wednesday meeting, the State Bar's legislatively mandated Task Force on Governance in the Public Interest split on whether lawyers should continue to elect members of its...
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