Quick question for a Lawyer

[croatan]

Originally Posted by BeerAdvocate

Do Lawyers have to have a license to practice in different counties, or just different states?

Nope. Just a state thing (at least to my knowledge).

[kydsid]

Originally Posted by croatan

Nope. Just a state thing (at least to my knowledge).

well are you a lawyer or did you just sleep in a holliday inn?
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[Blindjimme]

I am not a lawyer, but 37 years of Law and Order.... Yes, they need a license for that country. They can work for an American law firm in another country, but not independently as a Lawyer for hire. If a state has reciprocative laws with another state, you can practice in multiple states.

[yourchoice]

Originally Posted by BeerAdvocate

Do Lawyers have to have a license to practice in different counties, or just different states?

Originally Posted by Blindjimme

I am not a lawyer, but 37 years of Law and Order.... Yes, they need a license for that country. They can work for an American law firm in another country, but not independently as a Lawyer for hire. If a state has reciprocative laws with another state, you can practice in multiple states.

Um...he said "counties", i.e., county...no "r".

[GolfNut]

Originally Posted by yourchoice

Um...he said "counties", i.e., county...no "r".

well, his handle IS Blindjimme afterall....

[Blindjimme]

Wow, all that Braille work on Wikipedia for nothing Why / where would they have a county license? I'm not gonna look up that one

[croatan]

Originally Posted by kydsid

well are you a lawyer or did you just sleep in a holliday inn?
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Pretty sure you know the answer to that one...


...I never stay at Holiday Inns.