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Posted: January 11, 2016

Rules Governing the Utah State Bar

USB 14-0807. Law student and law graduate legal assistance. Amend. Subject to some limitations, permits 2L and 3L students, as well as recent graduates within the year following graduation, to practice under the rule. Expands the areas in which students and graduates may practice. Effective January 6, 2016 under rule 11-105(5) of the Utah Code of Judicial Administration. Subject to change after the comment period.

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Angela

January 12, 2016 at 8:02 pm

This is unjust for the attorneys who EARNED their right to make decent money by taking out huge school loans and giving up years of their lives.
The economy is still hurting the small firm and solo attorneys in this state and add to it the law school pumping out new lawyers who undercut our fees out of desperation because there is little steady work….
The public already has access to OCAP, law school legal clinics, pro-bono and low-bono services, legal-aide, limited scope services available, etc. Please do not reduce my law license to worthlessness.