Clarifies unlawful practice of law and makes technical changes to advertising rules for divorce services.
This bill amends the judiciary law and the general business law to clarify what constitutes the unlawful practice of law. It specifies acts that are prohibited, including those punishable by the supreme court as criminal contempt. The bill also allows bar associations to bring civil actions for unlawful practice of law. Additionally, it makes technical changes to advertising rules for services related to divorce, ensuring that certain advertising is not considered unlawful. The changes take effect on January 1 following the date the bill becomes law.
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