Legal Services Consumer Protection Act Offers Needed Safeguards
Our State Bar's President-Elect says
Paragraph 12 of the Petition says this administrative system would include a Legal Services Office of Consumer Protection in the current Office of Legal Regulation, paid for by an increase in the OLR assessment.
The petition asks the Court, which has jurisdiction over the practice of law in the state, to take two actions: 1) Adopt a new rule to clearly define the what constitutes the "practice of law" for consumer protection purposes; and, 2) Create an administrative system to enforce the new rule.
Paragraph 12 of the Petition says this administrative system would include a Legal Services Office of Consumer Protection in the current Office of Legal Regulation, paid for by an increase in the OLR assessment.
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