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Freaked out about the bar exam? Class action to the rescue.
Posted in Class Action Decisions, Class Action News, Commentary, tagged admission to practice law, bar admission, multi-jurisdictional practice, multijurisdictional practice, out-of-state admission, pro hac vice on June 16, 2008 | 4 Comments »
The Associated Press reported today that United States District Judge Barbara Crabb of the Western District of Wisconsin has certified a class action filed on behalf of out-of-state bar applicants. (See the article as published in the Chicago Tribune here.) What piqued my interest about this case was not that a class was certified but [...]
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