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IOLTA
(redirected from Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts)

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IOLTAInterest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts
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D'Alemberte said it has been "Florida's destiny" to be the venue for important developments in legal services; the state where Gideon and Argensinger were litigated, and where the Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts program was initiated; where simplified rules have been adopted; and dispute resolution has been implemented.
D'Alemberte wins Simon Pro Bono Award by Davis, Theresa E. / Florida Bar News
The Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts (IOLTA) Program, established in 1984, calls for nominal or short-term client funds to be placed in separate interest-bearing trust accounts.
Supreme Court of Texas Requires Attorneys to Put Client Trust ... by Business Wire
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled November 14 that the state of Washington's interest on lawyers' trust accounts program does not violate the Fifth Amendment of the U.
Washington IOLTA program found constitutional by Killian, Mark D. / Florida Bar News
 
 
 
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