State Bar & Bar Associations
Jan. 29, 2016
State Bar admits ignoring dozens of complaints against non-attorneys
The State Bar has identified 59 complaints it received alleging potential unauthorized practice of law by non-attorneys that were left uninvestigated by the agency for years.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The State Bar has identified 59 complaints it received alleging potential unauthorized practice of law by non-attorneys that were left uninvestigated by the agency for years.
The ignored complaints, targeting people practicing law without a license, were filed as far back as 2007, the bar confirmed Wednesday.
Bar officials recently reassigned the complaints against non-attorneys, which are ...
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