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Ethics/Professional Responsibility

Sep. 22, 2017

Unauthorized practice of law; multijurisdictional practice of law (Rule 5.5)

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In 2002, the American Bar Association introduced amendments to Model Rule 5.5, governing unauthorized practice, to permit lawyers to practice in jurisdictions other than ones to which they are admitted. The Rules Revision Committee has now proposed to the California Supreme Court the adoption of a version of ABA Model Rule 5.5. By Ellen Pansky

Ellen A. Pansky

Nemecek & Cole

Email: epanskymarkle@nemecek-cole.com

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PROPOSED RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT

In 2002, the American Bar Association introduced amendments to Model Rule 5.5, governing unauthorized practice, to permit lawyers to practice in jurisdictions other than ones to which they are admitted. The amended ABA rulecreated create numerous “safe harbor” provisions preventing disciplinary prosecutions for multi-jurisdictional practice.

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