State Bar & Bar Associations
Feb. 27, 2016
State Bar officials argue over open meeting law requirement
A State Bar trustee clashed Thursday with top bar officials about whether they were taking steps to ensure the backing of the agency's 16 sections for maintaining a unified organization.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A State Bar trustee blasted bar officials Thursday for trying to make it easier for its specialty practice groups to comply with the state's open meeting law.
The skirmish, which featured a heated back-and forth between Trustee Dennis Mangers and Bar President David Pasternak, came during a meeting of the bar's Governance in the Public Interest Task Force.
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