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The "in your state" bit in the blurb sounds like the author might be suffering from a misunderstanding: Licensed attorneys in other states can act as in house
by nullc 6y ago
The "in your state" bit in the blurb sounds like the author might be suffering from a misunderstanding:
Licensed attorneys in other states can act as in house council in California: https://www.courts.ca.gov/cms/rules/index.cfm?title=nine&linkid=rule9_46 https://www.courts.ca.gov/cms/rules/index.cfm?title=nine&lin... They have to register with the state.
Depending on your origination is doing and what services the attorney is providing this might be completely reasonable.
- altusbrown 6y agoThat registration with the state puts them in one of the other categories I checked. She was not in those categories. Those in house council also are a very different category than a independent lawyer. You're not wrong there is an edge case - it just isn't applicable here (And is called out on the state bar web page as something to check)