Re: disbarred attorney working in NJ as paralegal

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I knew a girl named Wanda. We all
used to hang out in Hersheys candy
store. Could it be the same Wanda
of Hershey store fame? If it is,
it was you & Marylou that made me
vow never to go shopping with
woman again. LOL

On 3/05/05, Wanda wrote:
> On 1/29/05, Tabatha wrote:
>> On 11/27/04, K. Midiri wrote:
>>> On 11/26/04, John wrote:
>>>> On 11/23/04, Kathy Midiri
wrote:
>>>>> Can a disbarred attorney
work as a paralegal in the state
>>>>> of NJ?
>>>>
>>>> There is no laws or rules
prohibiting a disbarred attorney
>>>> to work as paralegal. If he
moves to California, he may run
>>>> a law school and become a
dean or law professor.
>>>>
>>> 9.14 in reply to 9.1
>>>
>>> Okay, I finally found it.
Ignore my other post..
>>>
>>> Disbarred attorney's may not
work as legal assistants or
>>> paralegals in the state of NJ.
>>>
>>> Rule 1:20-20 which deals with
the Discipline of members of the
>>> bar states the following:
>>>
>>> Future activities of attorney
who has been disciplined or
>>> transferred to disability
inactive:
>>>
>>> (a) Prohibited Association. No
attorney or other entity
>>> authorized to practice law in
the State of NJ shall, in
>>> connection with the practice
of law, employ, permit or
>>> authorize to perform services
for the attorney or other
>>> entity, or share or use office
space with, another who has
>>> been disbarred, resigned with
prejudice, transferred to
>>> disability inactive status, or
is under suspension from the
>>> practice of law in this or any
other jurisdiction.
>>>
>>> Actually mark i believe you
are incorrect. I found this while
>>> awaiting your response. Hope
this clears it up.
>>> kathy
>>>
>>> Anyone can answer this I need
it for my school discussion board
>> at Kaplan and cant find the
answer online. Can a disbarred or
>> suspended lawyer work as a
paralegal in Nevada? Thanks