Florida is looking to boost access to legal services while protecting its citizens from misconduct, a tough balancing act currently being attempted in several other states.
Florida will be the latest state to dig into a range of possible regulatory reforms through its Special Committee to Improve the Delivery of Legal Services, sanctioned by the Supreme Court of Florida late last year.
The 10-lawyer committee, set to hold its first meeting June 15, will tackle issues like fee splitting, and the regulation of nonlawyer providers of limited legal services.
The changes Florida will consider could add momentum to a ...
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