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| March 25: "Dan Rodriguez Joins IAALS as Scholar-in-Residence" on IAALS Blog March 24: "Fighting for the Right to Help" on An Arm and a Leg Podcast March 22: "Florida Supreme Court rejects bar committee’s reform proposals, asks for alternatives" in the ABA Journal March 17: "Minnesota’s Legal Paraprofessional Pilot Project Shows Early Successes" on IAALS Blog March 15: "Fla. Attys Say Rules OK’ing Nonlawyer Involvement 'Inevitable'" on Law360 Pulse March 8: "Supreme Court declines to adopt recommendations on nonlawyer ownership, fee splitting, and expanded paralegal work" in Florida Bar News March 7: "Access to Justice: We Can Do Better" in Justice Rising |
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