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Graphic showing the California State Capitol with text reading: “Zbur Bill Passes Assembly Committee on Judiciary.” It highlights AB 2039 on attorney accountability and whistleblower protections, including disbarment for felony capping, protections against retaliation, and transparency in attorney-client loans. A photo of Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur appears on the right, with his title and logo at the bottom.

Graphic showing the California State Capitol with text reading: “Zbur Bill Passes Assembly Committee on Judiciary.” It highlights AB 2039 on attorney accountability and whistleblower protections, including disbarment for felony capping, protections against retaliation, and transparency in attorney-client loans. A photo of Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur appears on the right, with his title and logo at the bottom.

Proud to share that #AB2039 — my bill to strengthen consequences for attorneys who illegally pay for clients or referrals (known as "capping”) — passed the Assembly Judiciary Committee today.

Attorneys should protect clients, not exploit them.
TY Consumer Attorneys of California for sponsoring!

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California trial attorneys push bills to rein in 'bad actors' in legal industry A group of lawyers is backing new legislation in Sacramento aimed at cracking down on misconduct, including harsher penalties for illegally recruiting clients.

Grateful to @latimes.com for highlighting our efforts to crack down on misconduct in the legal profession.

#AB2039 ensures that attorneys who illegally solicit clients face real consequences, including losing their license.

Accountability matters.

LINK: www.latimes.com/california/s...

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