Jul
09
Im not from the USA..but i have a question.. Can a lawyer who trained and practises in the state of Indiana go to New York and defend someone from NY..who is being charged with a crime in the state of NY…or are lawyers only allowed to practise in their own state?
Are you thinking about selling your home yourself? then
You must be licensed in each state to practice law there.
There is no limit to the number of states you can be licensed in, but you need to pass, or meet the requirements, of their state exam first.
The common term for this is being a member of "The Bar" in that state. The bar refers to the railing that separates the spectator area from the area that the actors (judge, prosecution, and defense) sit in the courtroom. In order to pass "the bar", you must be licensed.