California Codes, Business and Professions Code - BPC, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 4 — Attorneys, Article 11 — Cessation of Law Practice—Jurisdiction of Courts, Section 6180.2

Notwithstanding the giving of notice pursuant to Section 6180.1, the superior court on its own motion, or a client of the attorney, the State Bar, or an interested person or entity may make application to the superior court for the county where the attorney maintains or more recently has maintained his or her principal office for the practice of law or where he or she resides, for assumption by the court of jurisdiction over the law practice to the extent provided in this article. In any proceeding under this article, the State Bar shall be permitted to intervene and to assume primary responsibility for conducting the action.

Notes

Allows the superior court, despite prior notice, to assume jurisdiction over an affected attorney’s law practice on its own motion or on application by a client, the State Bar, or another interested person or entity in the specified county. Allows the State Bar to intervene in any such proceeding and assume primary responsibility for conducting the action.

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