A New Jersey Supreme Court committee gives its nod, in limited circumstances, to foreign lawyers carrying on real estate transactions here without local counsel.
October 05, 2012 at 03:10 AM
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A New Jersey Supreme Court committee on Wednesday gave its nod, in limited circumstances, to foreign lawyers carrying on real-estate transactions here without local counsel.
The ruling, Opinion 49 of the Committee on the Unauthorized Practice of Law [see full text of opinion] interpreted a recently revised provision of the Rules of Professional Conduct governing multijurisdictional practice.
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