Iowa Chapter 37 — Commission on the Unauthorized Practice of Law is an advisory body created by the Iowa Supreme Court to investigate and review complaints of unauthorized practice of law. It is intended to protect the public from the unauthorized practice of law by non-attorneys. The Commission is composed of seven members, including two attorneys, two non-attorneys, two members of the public, and one non-voting member. The Commission meets on a quarterly basis and reviews complaints, makes recommendations to the Iowa Supreme Court regarding disciplinary action, and provides guidance to the public on when the services of an attorney may be necessary. The types of Iowa Chapter 37 — Commission on the Unauthorized Practice of Law include: investigation of complaints, making recommendations to the Iowa Supreme Court, and providing guidance to the public.
Iowa Chapter 37 — Commission on the Unauthorized Practice of Law is an advisory body created by the Iowa Supreme Court to investigate and review complaints of unauthorized practice of law. It is intended to protect the public from the unauthorized practice of law by non-attorneys. The Commission is composed of seven members, including two attorneys, two non-attorneys, two members of the public, and one non-voting member. The Commission meets on a quarterly basis and reviews complaints, makes recommendations to the Iowa Supreme Court regarding disciplinary action, and provides guidance to the public on when the services of an attorney may be necessary. The types of Iowa Chapter 37 — Commission on the Unauthorized Practice of Law include: investigation of complaints, making recommendations to the Iowa Supreme Court, and providing guidance to the public.
