Re: becoming a partner....
Posted by Dan Gulberry on 6/17/08

I understand what you are saying, but are you aware of any
opportunities that may arise from being a CA attorney in another
state prior to 3-5 yrs....?

(ie. I heard that you can become a partner of an out of state
law firm as long as you didn't go into a court room...)

again I do not know know if this is correct...

Thanks again,

DG

On 6/16/08, -- wrote:
> On 6/16/08, Dan Gulberry wrote:
>> - if you get a DL degree in CA (& pass CA Bar) can you
>> partner up w/ a lawyer/firm in say FL or NC...
>> what are the possibilities prior to being "seasoned" enough
>> as determined by the state other than CA to sit for such
>> states exam...?
>>
>> DG
>
> Each state sets its own rules. 3 to 5 years is common. Some
> won't take an online degree ever.

Posts on this thread, including this one

• becoming a partner...., 6/16/08, by Dan Gulberry.
• Re: becoming a partner...., 6/16/08, by --.
• Re: becoming a partner...., 6/17/08, by Dan Gulberry.
• Re: becoming a partner...., 6/17/08, by --.