State Bar & Bar Associations
Jan. 19, 2017
State Bar approves 13 percent spending boost for 2017
The agency's $19 million increase to its budget is a result of planned staffing additions in the bar's Office of the Chief Trial Counsel, pay raises for employees and implementation of a new case management system, among other items.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In the midst of seemingly tough fiscal times for the State Bar, the agency's executive committee unanimously approved a 2017 budget that boosts spending by 13 percent compared to a year ago.
The $19 million budget increase passed Monday is a result of planned staffing additions in the bar's Office of the Chief Trial Counsel, pay raises for employees, implementation of a new case management system...
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