They are upset at paying a $75 fee to address the medical malpractice crisis:
“We believe the complex constitutional questions involving the separation of powers and equal protection clauses that this case presented were ripe for consideration. … We firmly believe the factual and legislative record is devoid of any compelling evidence of a real health-care crisis, and certainly of any rational basis for imposing this tax burden on the legal profession,” the bar said in a statement.
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