Sentences with phrase «temporary practice rule»

Not exact matches

When applying under Exemption (c), and for as long as you are on the temporary leave of absence, you must refrain from practice but have the intention to return to active practice within the time limits set out in the Rules for Exemption Eligibility.

And it's up to Florida to decide if the business you might have conducted there without a license is temporary, is «reasonably related» to your work where you're admitted, or falls within another exception to unauthorized practice rules.

The proposed Rule 5.5, governing multijurisdictional practice, would allow a lawyer admitted outside New York to provide legal services within the state on a temporary basis in several circumstances, including the catch - all of providing services that «arise out of or are reasonably related to the lawyer's practice in a jurisdiction in which the lawyer is admitted to practice.»

In 2006, after the Supreme Court changed the family court administrative rules from the 270 day rule (after 270 days from filing, unresolved family court cases were struck from the active roster but the temporary orders remained in effect) to the 365 day rule (after 365 days from filing, unresolved family court cases were dismissed and temporary orders were void), family court practice changed somewhat.

[10] Paragraph (c)(2) also provides that a lawyer rendering services in this jurisdiction on a temporary basis does not violate this Rule when the lawyer engages in conduct in anticipation of a proceeding or hearing in a jurisdiction in which the lawyer is authorized to practice law or in which the lawyer reasonably expects to be admitted pro hac vice.

(4) An applicant for licensure by endorsement in Montana may be granted a temporary permit to practice marriage and family therapy, provided the applicant has submitted a completed application as described in [NEW RULE VI], and that the initial screening by board staff shows that the current license is in good standing and not on probation or subject to ongoing disciplinary action.