An attorney called the decision "bewildering. It's a Pyrrhic victory. If someone called me up for professional advice from Pennsylvania, I don't know what I would tell them."
December 27, 2022 at 05:16 PM
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A Temple University law professor who is not licensed in New Jersey but had a significant role in a Middlesex County medical malpractice suit engaged in the unauthorized practice of law, a committee of the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled.
Opinion 60, from the court’s Committee on the Unauthorized Practice of Law, represents an about-face from a July 2021 Appellate Division published ruling finding the law professor, Frank McClellan, did not engage in the unauthorized practice of law.
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