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Next Friday: Debating lawyer licensing in L.A.

Posted by Larry Ribstein on July 15, 2011

Here’s the info.   Some of my writing is here and here.  This is one of the big regulatory issues of our time.  It’s not just about who makes how much money, but access to justice.  The current system of compulsory licensing for the practice of law is doomed.  The question is not whether it will end, but when and how.  The practicing bar can be the problem or part of the solution.

If you’re in L.A. next Friday, July 22, stop in.

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2 Responses to “Next Friday: Debating lawyer licensing in L.A.”

  1. The NYT misses the point about law schools « Truth on the Market said

    July 17, 2011 at 5:59 am

    [...] Next Friday: Debating lawyer licensing in L.A. [...]

  2. July 18 roundup said

    July 18, 2011 at 9:14 am

    [...] interests, Britain does things differently [Gillian Hadfield via Andrew Sullivan; related, Larry Ribstein] Forthcoming book by Robert Crandall et al urges lawyer deregulation [...]

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