Law Practice
Jul. 6, 2017
Committee weighs higher fees for non-ABA law schools
State Bar staff have proposed raising the law schools’ annual reporting and inspection fees to try to reduce a $279,000 structural deficit.
MCMILLAN
The Committee of Bar Examiners is considering raising two of the primary fees that law schools must pay to it in hopes of reducing an estimated $279,000 deficit.
The committee regulates nearly 40 state-accredited and unaccredited law schools, but not institutions accredited by the American Bar Association.
State Bar staff have proposed raising the non-ABA schools’ annual reporting fees by 25 perce...
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