Attorneys – Georgia Lawyer – Unauthorized Practice of Law – Pro Hac Vice Application

The court suspects that a Georgia lawyer engaged in the unauthorized practice of law by ghostwriting the plaintiff-corporation’s proposed pretrial order and its trial brief. The court denies the lawyer’s last-minute application for pro hac vice admission and refers this matter to the Georgia and North Carolina State Bars. Motion denied and matter referred. The Georgia lawyer ...

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Attorneys – Georgia Lawyer – Unauthorized Practice of Law – Pro Hac Vice Application

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