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May242011

Uniform Collaborative Law Act Update

Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at 11:54AM

The Uniform Collaborative Law Act has been enacted into law by Utah and Nevada. Texas is set to pass it on the Consent Docket this week. It is being debated by the Council for the District of Columbia. Expect to see it introduced in Maryland in the next year.

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