A group of 522 attorneys is asking the Florida Supreme Court to reconsider its 4-3 ruling denying a petition allowing the Florida Bar board of governors to increase annual dues by up to $100.
July 20, 2015 at 01:00 PM
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A group of 522 attorneys has asked the Florida Supreme Court to reconsider allowing the Florida Bar to raise its annual dues to help fund legal aid.
The high court ruled 4-3 this month to deny a petition that would have allowed the Florida Bar board of governors to increase annual dues by up to $100. Dues have held steady at $265 since 2001.
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