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0 SERVICE ARTICLE IX REFERRAL OF ATTORNEY TO STATE BAR 42. 0 REFERRAL OF ATTORNEY TO STATE BAR iii Sonoma County Bar Association Rules of Procedure for Fee Arbitrations Approved by the SCBA on January 23 2016 and by the State Bar MFA Committee on January 29 2016 ARTICLE I. 0 COMPENSATION OF ARBITRATORS ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES 13-14 14-15 ARTICLE VII AWARD 15-17 39. 0 AWARD 40. 0 EFFECT OF FAILURE TO ADHERE TO TIME REQUIREMENTS 5-6 i Rules Local Rev. Jan 29 2016 ARTICLE IV INITIATION OF...

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