Thinking About Practicing Law in Another State? Understanding Bar Reciprocity

For many attorneys, career opportunities can lead to practicing in a different state. The good news is that some states allow lawyers already licensed elsewhere to be admitted without sitting for another full bar exam — a process known as bar reciprocity or “admission on motion.” The rules vary by jurisdiction, and not all states…

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Thinking About Taking the U.S. Bar Exam as a Foreign-Trained Lawyer or Law Student?

If you studied law outside the United States and are considering taking a US bar exam, the requirements can vary quite a bit from state to state. Some jurisdictions allow foreign-trained lawyers to sit for the exam with certain credentials, while others require an LL.M. or additional coursework. To help you navigate these rules, here’s…

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What to Include on Your Resume

When putting together your resume, the small details really do make a big difference. To help us (and potential employers) get the clearest picture of your background, Pernini Legal recommends including the following information: These pieces of information not only highlight your accomplishments but also make it much easier for us to match you with…

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