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You Can Practice in Florida Remotely if You're Licensed in Another Jurisdiction, Court Says
1 Jul 2021

You Can Practice in Florida Remotely if You’re Licensed in Another Jurisdiction, Court Says

Tim RobertsBusiness Ethics

Remote working has been a helpful change for many working professionals across a variety of industries. But lawyers practicing remotely in Florida and other states have worried for some time whether practicing their trade is legal or not. Many remote lawyers lack the licenses to practice in their new home states. The American Bar Association…

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Arizona Court Says Non-Lawyers Can Invest in Law Firm
31 May 2021

Arizona Court Says Non-Lawyers Can Invest in Law Firm

Tim RobertsBusiness Ethics

Many states are making changes to business ethics that impact lawyers. Arizona approved its first ABS or Alternative Business Structure for a law firm last month. The changes approved by the Arizona Supreme Court last year became effective on January 1, 2021.  For lawyers and other professionals, the changes in the ethics rules were substantial.…

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ABA Issues Opinion on Virtual Law Practice
7 May 2021

ABA Issues Opinion on Virtual Law Practice

Tim RobertsBusiness Ethics

When the COVID-19 pandemic began in March of 2020, businesses had to make adjustments. Law firms were no exception.  Instead of working in the office, attorneys and legal staff worked remotely from home. Someone typically reported to the office to pick up mail or organize files, but most communication and work were handled virtually from…

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What Lawyers Can and Can't Say on Their Websites
28 Dec 2020

What Lawyers Can and Can’t Say on Their Websites

Tim RobertsBusiness Ethics

Every state has its own bar association, and every bar association sets its own legal and ethical rules regarding legal advertising. In addition, the American Bar Association is an overarching association which often sets standards and rules adopted by states individually. Issues around legal advertising fall into three broad categories: What is legal or illegal?…

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