"There are lots of good reasons to have these rules, but there are district courts around the country that appear to get by without them as well," said Edward Borden of Earp Cohn, who regularly serves as local counsel.
April 27, 2022 at 06:02 PM
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An organization that advocates nationwide reciprocal admission has filed a suit seeking to overturn local rules in federal court that deny reciprocal admission to lawyers from other states.
The suit by Lawyers for Fair Reciprocal Admission takes aim at local rules in New Jersey and Delaware but seeks to overturn rules anywhere lawyers not admitted locally are required to enlist local counsel.
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