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A North Carolina grand jury has indicted Atlanta lawyers F. Edwin Hallman Jr. and H. King Buttermore III -- along with their firm, Decker, Hallman, Barber & Briggs -- for unauthorized practice of law in work done for Boiling Springs, N.C.'s Gardner-Webb University. While an internal dispute at the school seems to have prompted the charges, the indictment raises the question of how much law firms can do in states where they are not members of the bar.
April 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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