As you may recall, the Supreme Court adopted the Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) rule in June 2012, which authorizes new legal professionals who meet certain educational requirements to advise and assist clients in approved practice areas of law. The LLLT Board began implementation of the rule in January 2013, and I want to provide […]
Read More…When will limited license technicians start practicing? Read this update to learn more about the program. It’s hard to believe that just over a year ago the State Supreme Court passed Admission to Practice Rule 28 establishing the Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) program. In an effort to keep our community informed on the progress […]
Read More…Limited License Legal Technician Board Chair Steve Crossland discusses the Board’s first meeting and path forward. In December the Supreme Court named 13 people (lawyers and nonlawyers) to the Limited License Legal Technician Board (LLLT Rule). The LLLT Board is comprised of the following lawyers and nonlawyers: Guadalupe Artiga, Caitlin Davis Carlson, Brenda Cothary, William […]
Read More…1. Work/life balance – Living in a small town nestled in the eastern slopes of the Cascades affords me the opportunity to blend the things in life that are of importance. 2. Involvement in the community – I feel very fortunate to be integrated into the lives of the people in our community. It provides […]
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