The phrase "multijurisdictional practice" refers to the ability of lawyers or legal professionals to work and offer their services in multiple territories or areas with different laws and regulations. Full definition
Martin Cole, the current director of the Minnesota Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility, and William Wernz, Of Counsel at Dorsey & Whitney, gave a useful overview of the common but rarely - understood multijurisdictional practice of law. (lawyerist.com)
Both complain that restrictions on multijurisdictional practice do not serve the public interest. (notjustforlawyers.com)
In a case involving out - of - state practice in an AAA commercial arbitration, the SJC notes that the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct now expressly permit multijurisdictional practice in arbitration and that the Massachusetts rules committee is currently weighing adoption of that rule. (lawsitesblog.com)