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By slkimbro
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I’ve been reading with interest the case of Attorney Ekaterina Schoenefeld who filed a lawsuit against the State of New York claiming that by requiring an attorney to maintain a physical law office in the state, New York law discriminates unconstitutionally against attorneys who are out-of-state. Schoenefeld is licensed in California, New York and New Jersey and claims she was [...]
Full post as published by Virtual Law Practice on February 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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