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November 30, 2006
Unlicensed General Counsel Should Not Lose the Client Its Privilege
That's the perfectly reasonable position taken by this op-ed piece from the National Law Journal (and Law.com), echoing as well Jeff's earlier call to take MR 5.5(d) seriously on its common-sense flexibility regarding corporate counsel in good standing with some state's bar but not licensed in the corporation's home state. The writers note that 5.5(d) "would largely cure these problems but it has not yet been uniformly implemented." [Alan Childress]
November 30, 2006 in General Counsel, Privilege | Permalink
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