The State Bar's decision to bring in forensic accountants to audit high-dollar trust accounts drew mixed responses from lawyers.
Some called the move an attempt to divert attention from the bar's failure to discipline plaintiffs' lawyer Thomas V. Girardi, who was sued dozens of times by clients and other attorneys over several years and is now accused of stealing millions of dollars from clients.
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