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Arkansas Supreme Court Permits Displaced LA and MS Lawyers to Practice for 60 Day Minimum

by Last Night in Little Rock

Arkansas' population grew 3% last week.

Today, the Arkansas Supreme Court issued an order permitting displaced lawyers from Katrina to practice in Arkansas as reported in a blurb from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

Update: The order is now yet on the Arkansas Supreme Court's website.

EMERGENCY ORDER PERMITTING LAWYERS DISPLACED BY HURRICANE KATRINA TO CONTINUE REPRESENTING CLIENTS FROM TEMPORARY OFFICES IN ARKANSAS, dated September 9, 2005

Per Curiam: Upon petition by the Arkansas Bar Association and pursuant to Arkansas Rules of Professional Conduct 5.5 and 8.5, and until further order of this Court, an attorney holding a valid law license issued by Louisiana, Mississippi, or Alabama, who is in good standing with the attorney's respective state bar, and who is displaced from the attorney's home jurisdiction due to Hurricane Katrina, is permitted to practice law for 60 days from the date of this order from a location in Arkansas as if the attorney were located in the state in which the attorney is licensed.

It is so ordered.

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    Re: Arkansas Supreme Court Permits Displaced LA an (none / 0) (#1)
    by Lww on Sat Dec 17, 2005 at 01:03:33 PM EST
    Half a day later and nobodys responding to the lawyer exilation? What gives? Lawyers need lovin too. Let's here it for the lawyers moving north!

    I think you mean 30 percent.