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The New Jersey Supreme Court issued an administrative ruling Wednesday letting New Jersey Bar-admitted attorneys without a bona fide office in the state practice law there. The court decided to adopt the recommendation of its own Ad Hoc Committee on Bar Admissions and to suspend Rule 1:21-1(a) for a three-year trial period. The previous rule prohibited otherwise eligible lawyers from handling business in the state without a staffed office that received mail and stored files.
September 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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