Remote-Practitioner Update: Reciprocal Admission May Now Be Viable Under the 5-of-7 Rule
I authored an article in October 2020, discussing how remote practitioners will have a problem in getting admitted in New York...
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Not So Fast! New Jersey UPL Committee Puts Limits of Temporary Practice and Shuts Down Recent Appellate Division Ruling
As many lawyers know, one of the one of the most pressing challenges for the legal profession right now is multijurisdictional practice...
Better Late Than Never: New York Approves Remote Practice Rule
Earlier this month the New York Court of Appeals amended the rules governing temporary practice of law to allow for remote work in New...
Update On the "Remote Work" Problem: Where Can I Safely Sit While Practicing From My Home State?
The pandemic brought about a welcome development in the legal profession: renewed focus on the "butt-in-seat" problem for lawyers...
D.C.'s Temporary Practice Opinion Should Be the Model for Other Jurisdictions During the Pandemic
Some ethical problems should be easy to solve. Temporary practice by a lawyer admitted in one jurisdiction but stuck in another during...
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