Indiana § 33-44-4-16 - Development of programs

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§ 33-44-4-16. Development of programs

Sec. 16. The board shall develop programs to:

(1) educate attorneys and depository financial institutions concerning this article; and

(2) encourage attorneys to create and maintain interest bearing attorney trust accounts.

[Pre-2004 Recodification Citation: 33-20-4-16.]

As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.23.

IC 33-44-5Chapter 5. Participation by Attorneys

33-44-5-1Application of chapter 33-44-5-2Attorneys not subject to article 33-44-5-3Written statement of attorney; procedure 33-44-5-4Presumption if written statement not filed 33-44-5-5Placement of funds; interest bearing attorney trust account 33-44-5-6Qualified funds; determination by attorney 33-44-5-7Determination of qualified funds; considerations 33-44-5-8Good faith judgment concerning deposit of funds; attorney liability

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