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1. Bank Failures and IOLTA Accounts: Understanding FDIC Insurance Limitations and a Lawyer’s Duty to Safeguard Client Trust Funds.

Author

Gran, David M.

Subjects
*INSURANCE, *IOLTA programs, *RESPONSIBILITY, *BANK failures, *PRACTICE of law
Abstract

The article discusses topics like the applications of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) insurance limitations to client funds held by lawyers through Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts (IOLTA) and the duty of lawyers to protect their clients' properties from the risks linked with bank failures, and the insurance policies secured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA).

Published
2023

2. Hackers loot IOLTA account; insurer says: Not our problem'

Author

Murphy, Pat

Subjects
IOLTA programs, Law, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Pat Murphy A Brookline real estate attorney is getting hit by a hailstorm of lawsuits stemming from the alleged pillaging of his law firm's Interest on Lawyers' Trust Account [...]

Published
2024

3. Law Firm Accounting: A Lesson Plan.

Author

Roberts, Peter

Subjects
*LAW firms, *ACCOUNTING, *FINANCIAL performance, *TAX preparation, *TAX returns, *IOLTA programs
Abstract

The article focuses on need for understanding law firm accounting principles which enables an understanding of financial performance, which facilitates control. It mentions accounting aids in the preparation of tax returns and helps lawyers abide by relevant ethical and regulatory guidelines. It also mentions need of payments of legal fees and client file costs from trust (IOLTA) account.

Published
2017

4. The Future Is Here.

Author

Livingston, Lora and Rexer, Linda

Subjects
IOLTA programs, LEADERSHIP
Published
2017

6. A GOOD RULE, POORLY WRITTEN: HOW THE FINANCIAL CRISIS HIGHLIGHTED THE INADEQUACY OF IOLTA RATE RULES.

Author

Arthur, Andrew

Subjects
IOLTA programs, GLOBAL Financial Crisis, 2008-2009 -- Social aspects, RULES, INTEREST rates, MONETARY policy, STATE statutes (United States), COURT rules, GOVERNMENT policy, ECONOMICS, LAW
Abstract

The article discusses the ways in which the Global Financial Crisis of the early 21st century highlights what the author refers to as the inadequacies of the rules that govern IOLTA program (Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts) interest rates in the U.S. State statutes, court rules, and bar association rules in America are addressed in relation to the legal aspects of IOLTA programs. The U.S. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System's monetary policy is also examined.

Published
2015

7. Can QuickBooks Do My Timekeeping and Billing Plus My Accounting?

Author

Schwartz, Caren

Subjects
*LAW firms, *BOOKKEEPING, *SMALL business, *IOLTA programs, *COMPUTER software
Abstract

The article discusses several important issues that law firms must know when using QuickBooks, a bookkeeping system for small businesses. Topics covered include requirements for billing and for accounting, brief information on Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts, and the importance of dealing with someone who can review the firms' needs independent of a specific product.

Published
2016

9. YOU NEED TO KNOW.

Subjects
*ELECTRONIC filing of court documents, *LEGAL aid, *IOLTA programs
Abstract

The article offers legal news brief as of April 2017 of Tennessee. Launching of electronic case filing in Davidson County Chancery Court, amendment in the Rule 8 of the Rules of Professional Responsibility by the Tennessee Supreme Court following a Tennessee Bar Association request in July 2016 and awarding for legal aid grant Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts (IOLTA) by Tennessee Bar Foundation.

Published
2017

10. A. James Elliott- A Man of Purpose, Professionalism and Commitment to Access to Justice.

Author

Hanson, Avarita L.

Subjects
IOLTA programs, PROFESSIONALISM, UNIVERSITY faculty, STUDENTS
Abstract

A biography of A. James "Jim" Elliott, an associate dean of the Emory University School of Law, Atlanta, Georgia, is presented. He was born in Atlanta and studied at the J.C. Murphy High School in Atlanta. He then enrolled at the Emory University for the Bachelor of arts degree in Economics in 1963 and the Juris Doctor (JD) in 1966. He is the co-founder of the Georgia State Bar's mandatory Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts (IOLTA) Program and the Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism.

Published
2013

12. Overexpressed DNA Polymerase Iota Regulated by JNK/c-Jun Contributes to Hypermutagenesis in Bladder Cancer.

Author

Yuan, Fang, Xu, Zhigang, Yang, Mingzhen, Wei, Quanfang, Zhang, Yi, Yu, Jin, Zhi, Yi, Liu, Yang, Chen, Zhiwen, and Yang, Jin

Subjects
*DNA polymerases, *IOLTA programs, *JNK mitogen-activated protein kinases, *C-Jun N-terminal kinases, *MUTAGENESIS, *BLADDER cancer, *DNA replication, *DNA synthesis
Abstract

Human DNA polymerase iota (pol ι) possesses high error-prone DNA replication features and performs translesion DNA synthesis. It may be specialized and strictly regulated in normal mammalian cells. Dysregulation of pol ι may contribute to the acquisition of a mutator phenotype. However, there are few reports describing the transcription regulatory mechanism of pol ι, and there is controversy regarding its role in carcinogenesis. In this study, we performed the deletion and point-mutation experiment, EMSA, ChIP, RNA interference and western blot assay to prove that c-Jun activated by c-Jun N-terminal kinase (JNK) regulates the transcription of pol ι in normal and cancer cells. Xeroderma pigmentosum group C protein (XPC) and ataxia-telangiectasia mutated related protein (ATR) promote early JNK activation in response to DNA damage and consequently enhance the expression of pol ι, indicating that the novel role of JNK signal pathway is involved in DNA damage response. Furthermore, associated with elevated c-Jun activity, the overexpression of pol ι is positively correlated with the clinical tumor grade in 97 bladder cancer samples and may contribute to the hypermutagenesis. The overexpressed pol ι-involved mutagenesis is dependent on JNK/c-Jun pathway in bladder cancer cells identifying by the special mutation spectra. Our results support the conclusion that dysregulation of pol ι by JNK/c-Jun is involved in carcinogenesis and offer a novel understanding of the role of pol ι or c-Jun in mutagenesis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013
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13. Funding Legal Services Programs with Attorney Fee Awards.

Author

Wagner, Jennifer S.

Subjects
LEGAL services, LAWYERS' fees, FEE shifting (Law), IOLTA programs, CONTRACT with America (Political platform), RETAINERS (Contracts), FINANCE
Abstract

The article discusses the funding of legal service programs in the U.S. with attorney fee awards as of March 2013, focusing on an analysis of the American economy, the federal Legal Services Corporation (LSC), and Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts funds. It states that in 2010, the U.S. Congress restored the right of legal services programs to seek attorney fees. The U.S. Republican Party's 1996 Contract With America is mentioned, along with fee petitions, retainers, and fee-shifting statutes.

Published
2013

14. PANEL DISCUSSION 3: CONFRONTING POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES.

Author

Jones, Representative Sherry, Steere, Connie, and Walker, Mary

Subjects
*LAWYERS, *ACTIONS & defenses (Law), *JUVENILE courts, *IOLTA programs, *CHILD welfare, *TRUSTS & trustees, *LEGAL service corporations, *BAR foundations
Abstract

The article offers information on the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program that acts a direct voice for children in the juvenile court in Tennessee. It mentions that the CASA programs have Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts (IOLTA) grants related to the Interest on Legal Trust Account in Tennessee. It offers information on CASA's affiliation to the commission on the Tennessee Commission on the Children and Youth (TCCY). Information on Accredited Care and Coordination Teams (ACCT) and Bar foundations are presented.

Published
2011

15. Rethinking IOLTA.

Author

Stevenson, Dru

Subjects
*IOLTA programs, *LEGAL services, *PROPERTY rights, *LEGAL professions, *BANKING industry, *MONOPSONIES
Abstract

IOLTA (Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts) is a popular mechanism for funding legal services for the poor, and such programs now operate in every state. IOLTA programs suffer from badly depleted resources due to the current financial environment, causing painful cutbacks at the nonprofit legal aid entities that depend on IOLTA for their operating expenses. This shortfall casts doubt on the wisdom of widespread dependence on IOLTA. The previous academic literature about IOLTA focused on input-side issues: the original owners' property rights in the interest taken to fund the programs, the compliance of lawyers with the program's requirements, and the role of banks as intermediaries. Instead, this Article focuses on the output side, analyzing some unconsidered consequences of IOLTA programs. This Article analyzes five previously ignored policy concerns about IOLTA: crowding out effects, monopoly and monopsony effects, agency problems, and moral hazard problems. Finally, the Article offers some modest policy reforms in response to these issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

17. BROWN et al. v. LEGAL FOUNDATION OF WASHINGTON et al.: certiorari to the united states court of appeals for the ninth circuit.

Subjects
*ACTIONS & defenses (Law), *IOLTA programs, *TRUSTS & trustees, *INTEREST income, *LEGAL judgments, *LEGAL services, BROWN v. Legal Foundation of Washington (Supreme Court case)
Abstract

The article presents information on U.S. Supreme Court case Brown et al. v. Legal Foundation of Washington, case number 01-1325, argued on December 9, 2002 and decided on March 26, 2003. The case is about the interest on lawyers' trust accounts (IOLTA) program. It should be noted that every state uses IOLTA to pay for legal services for the needy. The Supreme Court held that the interest income generated by funds held in IOLTA accounts is the private property of the owner of the principal. Relying on that case, a Ninth Circuit panel held that Washington's program caused an unconstitutional taking of petitioners' property and remanded the case for a determination whether they are entitled to just compensation.

Published
2009

18. How Attorneys Can Avoid Commingling Funds.

Subjects
*LAWYERS, *TRUST accounts, *INTEGRATED bar, *RETAINERS (Contracts), *IOLTA programs
Abstract

The article discusses the trust accounting and basics of commingling funds, the consequences of doing so, and how attorneys can avoid serious state bar violations. The funds, or retainer, typically must be deposited in the attorney's IOLTA. It mentions that while some law firms may only need one single trust account to handle all client funds, opening separate trust accounts for each client may be appropriate for larger firms.

Published
2022

19. WASHINGTON LEGAL FOUNDATION V. LEGAL FOUNDATION OF WASHINGTON: WHY SUPREME COURT SHOULD PROTECT INTEREST ON LAWYERS' TRUST ACCOUNTS FROM TAKINGS CHALLENGES.

Author

Helms, Emily C.

Subjects
IOLTA programs, EMINENT domain
Abstract

Focuses on the lawsuit filed by the Washington Legal Foundation against the Legal Foundation of Washington in the U.S. District Court concerning the Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts (IOLTA) program. Development of the IOLTA program; Presentation of various cases that form the background of takings law; Analysis of the nature of the property right.

Published
2003

20. Colorado Supreme Court Rules Committee.

Author

Coats, Nathan B. and Márquez, Monica M.

Subjects
CLIENTS, IOLTA programs, THIRD parties (Law), LAWYERS
Abstract

The article discusses change in Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct by Colorado Supreme Court Rules Committee related to property of clients and third parties. Topics discussed include Trust accounts containing funds of clients or third persons related to representation must be interest-bearing or dividend-paying, lawyer or law firm participating in Interest on Lawyer Trust Account (IOLTA) programs in more than one jurisdiction, and receiving of funds from third parties by lawyers.

Published
2014

21. HOW A BLACK SWAN, A $10 TRUST ASSURANCE PROGRAM, AND A FEW RULES ARE KILLING THE LAW FOUNDATION.

Author

Farber, Christopher D.

Subjects
TRUSTS & trustees, BAR associations, ACCOUNTING ethics, LAWYERS, IOLTA programs, PROFESSIONAL ethics
Abstract

The article discusses the Law Society of British Columbia's creation of Rules of Professional Conduct for accounting and the $10 Trust Assurance Program (TAP) between 2003 and 2005, focusing on the reported impacts of those rules and programs on the British Columbia Law Foundation as of March 2014. Trust transactions and interest from lawyers' trust accounts are mentioned, along with once-in-a-lifetime Black Swan events involving lawyers in British Columbia such as Martin Wirick.

Published
2014

22. Credit Unions and IOLTA: Why the Time May Be Right.

Author

Casey, Steve

Subjects
CREDIT unions, IOLTA programs, INSURANCE law, DEPOSIT insurance, DEPOSIT accounts
Abstract

The article discusses the credit unions in the U.S. and the Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts' (IOLTA) chance to settle the issue of their difference in federal insurance rules when a law to correct the deposit insurance is passed in 2014. Topics include the opportunity for IOLTA programs on higher deposit account rates, a primer on the history of credit unions, the problem of disparate deposit treatments and the House Resolution 3468 as a solution if passed.

Published
2014

25. Charitable Giving Strategies for Bank Aligned Foundations.

Author

Smith, Thurman

Subjects
CHARITABLE giving, CHARITABLE uses, trusts, & foundations, MARKETING planning, PROJECT finance, RELATIONSHIP banking, IOLTA programs
Abstract

The article discusses strategies for seeking financial support from foundations or non-aligned banking organizations. Topics covered include the disconnection of bank foundations plans and Interest on Lawyer Trust Account (IOLTA) programs, principles on relationship development with funders such as aligning their missions and maximizing the use of marketing mediums. Also mentioned are building relationships with funders, offering a different package and adhering to meeting deadlines.

Published
2013

26. FLYING SOLO.

Author

ALLEN, KAREN S.

Subjects
SOLO law practice, LAW office personnel management, IOLTA programs, PRACTICE of law, ATTORNEY & client, HOME equity loans, BUSINESS planning, ECONOMICS
Abstract

The article provides practical tips for U.S. attorneys who wish to open their own solo law practices as of January 2013, including information on sole practitioner business planning, the management of Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts (IOLTA), and choosing a location for a law office. Tips on selecting staff members and marketing to potential clients are also presented, along with an assessment of the use of a home equity loan to finance a solo practice venture.

Published
2013

27. How E-mail Scams Can Result in Embarrassment, Lawsuits, and Personal Liability.

Author

Fletcher, Mary Byrne and Hardy, Franz

Subjects
EMAIL security, LIABILITY insurance, CHECK fraud, LAWYERS, INDEMNITY against liability, LEGAL liability, IOLTA programs
Abstract

The article focuses on electronic mail fraud and how it can lead to court actions when involving attorneys. Topics include check fraud, the depositor's liability to a banking institution, and the need for professional liability insurance coverage to avoid theft of funds from interest-on-lawyer trust accounts (IOLTA) or business accounts.

Published
2012

28. Reaching Out to the Nation's Veterans.

Author

Updike, Susan

Subjects
IOLTA programs, SERVICES for veterans, RETIRED military personnel, LEGAL services, HUMAN services
Abstract

The article discusses Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts (IOLTA) programs developed for U.S. military veterans. It describes the need of veterans for legal services to help them receive housing and disability benefits. It cites collaboration of the South Carolina Legal Services (SCLS) Public Benefits Task Force with national organizations to help veterans. The provision of IOLTA funding by the Maryland Legal Services Corporation to the Homeless Persons Representation Project is also reported.

Published
2011

29. The ABCs of IOLTA Client Trust Accounts.

Author

Buckner, Carole J.

Subjects
*IOLTA programs, *TRUST accounts, *LAWYERS, *TRUSTS & trustees
Abstract

The article focuses on the requirements for managing IOLTA trust accounts in the U.S. It notes that lawyers should examine the individual state procedures involved in establishing and operating client trust accounts (CTAs) because states have different specific procedures. It also states that many states expect attorneys to open an IOLTA account with a designated financial institution. Also discussed are several types of CTA available for lawyers, along with some practical considerations.

Published
2011

31. I.O.L.T.A. Gains Momentum Nationwide.

Author

Rivlin, Gary

Subjects
*IOLTA programs, *LAWYERS, *TRUSTS & trustees
Abstract

Discusses the concept of interest on lawyers' trust accounts (IOLTA), which is gaining popularity in the United States. History of the country's first IOLTA plan created by the Florida Supreme Court during the mid-1970s; Programs supported by IOLTA across the country; Procedures for participating in a voluntary IOLTA program.

Published
1983

32. Idaho Law Foundation -- 2018 Year in Review.

Author

Minnich, Diane K.

Subjects
LEGAL education, MOCK trials, LEGAL status of teenagers, VOLUNTEER lawyers, LOGO design, IOLTA programs
Abstract

The article presents a 2018 year in review analysis of the Idaho Law Foundation Inc. (ILF), and it mentions the ILF's law related education (LRE) programs, a high school mock trial competition, and the LIF's "18 in Idaho" publication which provides information about the legal rights and responsibilities of 18-year-old individuals in Idaho. The Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program, the ILF's new logo design, and interest on lawyers trust accounts are assessed.

Published
2019

33. COMING THIS FALL TO A ROAD SHOW NEAR YOU - RATE COMPARABILITY.

Author

Davis, James J.

Subjects
IOLTA programs, LAWYERS' fees, BANK accounts, INTEREST rates, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

The article focuses on the proposed rule governing Interest On Lawyers' Trust Accounts (IOLTA) accounts of lawyers which will be the subject of the voting in Idaho in the fall of 2011. It says that the proposed rule is aimed for "rate comparability," requiring lawyers to place IOLTA accounts at banks that pay interest rates similar to non-IOLTA accounts. It adds that the rule may insignificantly affect lawyers and may be adopted for fairness, increased revenue, and predictability.

Published
2011

34. Big Interest in Small Change.

Author

Marcotte, Paul

Subjects
*APPELLATE courts, *IOLTA programs, *PRO bono publico legal services
Abstract

Focuses on an appellate court's review of a constitutional challenge to Florida's Interest on Trust Accounts program. Method of funding legal services for the poor; Differences in administration of programs from state to state; Lawyers' concerns about tampering with clients' money.

Published
1987

35. Celebrate Good Times -- Reaching a Milestone.

Author

Schmitt, Kimberly

Subjects
IOLTA programs, TRUSTS & trustees, ANNIVERSARIES, NONPROFIT organizations
Abstract

The article focuses on important issues surrounding a milestone celebration and presents some examples of Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts (IOLTA) program milestone celebrations and how they were celebrated. Some of the anniversaries discussed include the Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corp.'s (MLAC) 25th anniversary, the Law Foundation of British Columbia's 45th year, and the Montana Justice Foundation's (MJF) 35th anniversary.

Published
2014

36. Interest On Lawyers' Trust Accounts: Where You Bank Matters.

Author

Scully, Diana

Subjects
FINANCIAL institutions, IOLTA programs, PRO bono publico legal services, LEGAL aid, LEGAL services, ECONOMIC security
Abstract

The article provides information about the financial institutions and the law firms participating in Maine's Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts (IOLTA) program, method for raising money for charitable purposes. Topics discussed include creation, growth and decline in the revenue of the IOLTA program in Maine, dependency of the program on the support of participating financial institutions and support to low-income Mainers from the program to get legal aid providing economic security.

Published
2014

40. IOLTA Leadership and Funding for Self-Help.

Author

Rexer, Linda

Subjects
IOLTA programs, LAWYERS, ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc., LEGAL services
Abstract

The article focuses on the concept of using Interest on Lawyer's Trust Accounts (IOLTA) programs which support legal services programs in the U.S. It features several focus areas of the program including legal aid providers, self-help centers and bar associations. It also details the launch of Michigan Legal Help program (MLH) to expand legal aid program and continued commitment.

Published
2013

41. Advancing Pro Bono through Access to Justice Commissions.

Author

Grumm, Steve

Subjects
ACCESS to justice, PRO bono publico legal services, IOLTA programs, LEGAL aid, FEDERAL aid
Abstract

The article focuses on the initiatives of the Access to Justice Commissions (ATJCs) in promoting pro bono work of lawyers. Topics covered include decreasing Interest on Lawyers' Trust Account (IOLTA) revenues, lower federal funding and addressing the narrowing justice gap. Also mentioned are success of ATJCs in having a stronger legal-aid infrastructure, the Massachusetts ATJC Pro Bono Fellowship program and the Tennessee Faith and Justice Alliance (TFJA) program.

Published
2013

42. Grantee Spotlight: Immigration Services and Beyond: Catholic Migration Services.

Author

McCreanor, Robert

Subjects
SERVICES for immigrants, LEGAL assistance to immigrants, CIVIL rights of foreign workers, LEGAL status of foreign workers, IOLTA programs
Abstract

The article focuses on the Catholic Migration Services (CMS)- Immigrant Tenant Advocacy Program (ITAP) model in providing legal services and empowering community members in the Queens and Brooklyn, New York boroughs. Topics covered include the Immigrant Workers' Rights Program (IWRP) through funding from the grand program of Interest on Lawyers' Accounts (IOLA). Also mentioned are campaigns against illegal business practices and goals of preserving affordable and safe housing in the areas.

Published
2013

43. Public reprimand of John Anthony Ward.

Subjects
ATTORNEY discipline, PRACTICE of law, IOLTA programs, WISCONSIN. Supreme Court. Office of Lawyer Regulation
Abstract

The article offers information on the public reprimand order issued by the Wisconsin Supreme Court's Office of Lawyer Regulation (OLR) against attorney John Anthony Ward. He was disciplined for violating several ethics rules regarding his failure to refund and return client funds, and his failure to deposit client funds into an IOLTA trust account.

Published
2012

44. Idaho Law Foundation - 2016 Year in Review.

Author

Minnich, Diane K.

Subjects
CONTINUING legal education, MOCK trials, VOLUNTEER lawyers, GIFTS, IOLTA programs, LAWYERS, ENDOWMENTS, CONTESTS
Abstract

The article discusses several developments involving the Idaho Law Foundation Inc. in 2016, and it mentions law related education (LRE) programs and a National Mock Trial Competition which was held in Boise, Idaho on May 12-14, 2016. The Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program (IVLP) and interest on lawyers trust accounts (IOLTA) are examined, along with continuing legal education in Idaho and the Idaho Law Foundation Inc.'s receipt of over 110,000 dollars in donations.

Published
2017

46. 2018 IOLTA Grant Recipients.

Author

Minnich, Diane K.

Subjects
GRANTS (Money), IOLTA programs, LAW schools, 4-H clubs, SCHOLARSHIPS, FINANCE
Abstract

The article discusses the recipients of grants from the Idaho Law Foundation Inc. Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts (IOLTA) program in 2018, and it mentions how over 169,000 dollars in grants were distributed to the University of Idaho College of Law, the Idaho Legal Aid Services Inc. firm, and Concordia University School of Law. Youth scholarship funds and support for the Idaho State 4-H Know Your Government Conference is assessed.

Published
2019

49. Making Something out of Nothing: The Law of Takings and Phillips v. Washington Legal Foundation

Author

Michael A. Heller and James E. Krier

Subjects
Just compensation, FOS: Law, IOLTA programs, Economic Justice, Principal (commercial law), Nothing, Law, Private property, Economics, Deterrence theory, Meaning (existential), Right of property, Severance
Abstract

Phillips v. Washington Legal Foundation held that interest on principal amounts deposited into IOLTA accounts is the property of the various clients who handed over the money but expressed no view as to whether the Texas IOLTA program worked a taking, or, if it did, whether any compensation was due. The debates among the justices about the meaning of private property, argued in terms of contextual and conceptual severance, are unlikely to prove fruitful. We elaborate a better approach in terms of the underlying purposes of just compensation. We conclude that efficiency and justice are best served by uncoupling matters and methods of deterrence from matters and methods of distribution.

Published
1999

50. Will IOLTA survive?

Author

Chemerinsky, Erwin

Subjects
IOLTA programs, LEGAL aid, PHILLIPS v. Washington Legal Foundation (Supreme Court case)
Abstract

Cites the implications of the United States Supreme Court's ruling in Phillips versus Washington Legal Foundation for the state Interest on Lawyers' Trust Account (IOLTA), a supplement to federal funds for legal aids. Constitutional challenges to IOLTA; Rejection of the challenges based on Takings Clause, the Due Process Clauses and Equal Protection Clause; Rule that interest follows principal.

Published
1999

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