More than a year ago the Philadelphia Bar Association began floating the idea of a "combine" office, a facility that the Bar could rent and sublet to out-of-state lawyers licensed in New Jersey, to serve as their bona fide offices here. Not wanting to run afoul of New Jersey's ethics rules, the group approached the Committee on Attorney Advertising and asked it to vet the plan. Problem is, the committee didn't give any advice.
October 29, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It was more than a year ago that the Philadelphia Bar Associationbeganfloating the idea of a “combine” office, a facility that the Bar couldrent and then sublet to out-of-state lawyers licensed in New Jersey, toserve as their bona fide offices here.
Not wanting to run afoul of New Jersey’s ethics rules, the groupapproached the Committee on Attorney Advertising and asked it to vettheplan.
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