Articles
Featured Article
August 14, 2023Access to justice is a public good. The denial of a public good injures the public. Almost 63,000 lawyers were admitted to the bar of a second state by admission on motion1 or UBE transfer2 between…
Sworn Declaration of Robin E. Snyder
December 9, 2022
“I declare under penalties of perjury according to the law of the United States of America, that the following statements are true and accurate…”
Delaware Supreme Court Residence & Clerkship For Admission to Delaware District Court Is Unlawful Based on Third Circuit and Supreme Court Precedent.
December 9, 2022
LAWYERS FOR FAIR RECIPROCAL ADMISSION hereby requests leave of the Court to file a Supplemental Memorandum Opposing Dismissal, which it submits is necessary because…
Twenty-seven percent of all civil cases filed in the United States District Court had at least one pro se party.[1] The following chart depicts the numbers of total appeals and the shocking…
Federal chart of pro se appeals
October 3, 2022
Nonuniform Local Rules that Deny General Admission Privileges to Lawyers Licensed
September 15, 2022
RECENT SUPREME COURT PRECEDENT PROVES THE CHALLENGED NONUNIFORM LOCAL RULES THAT DENY GENERAL ADMISSION PRIVILEGES TO LAWYERS LICENSED IN 49 STATES ARE UNLAWFUL The facts and Supreme…
Lawyers for Fair Reciprocal Admission files Request to Take Judicial Notice of Legal Memorandum Reviewing 20 Supreme Court Attorney First Amendment Decisions Showing Strict Scrutiny is the Standard or Review. Hearing set for June 6 by District Judge.
May 12, 2022
Download inside the article
It is wrong when one party (i.e. Mitch McConnell) categorically and unilaterally blocks another party’s (President Obama) choice of representative (Merick B.)…
Letter to AG Explaining the Lawsuit.
April 29, 2022
Lawyers For Fair Reciprocal Admission Inc. Files Lawsuit Challenging United States District Court Local Rules That Deny General Admission to Out-Of-State Licensed Lawyers
April 26, 2022
– First lawsuit that challenges repetitive bar exam licensing based on testing Standards – LOS ANGELES, CA –
Lawyers For Fair Reciprocal Admission filed a lawsuit against the United States
New Jersey Law Journal articles Suit Looks to Change Rules Allowing Out-of State Lawyers to Practice in Federal Courts
September 15, 2022
“There are lots of good reasons to have these rules, but there are district courts around the country that appear to get by without them as well,” said Edward Borden of Earp Cohn, who
Association of Professional Responsibility Lawyers Says Lawyers Should Be Able to Practice Law in Any State
April 20, 2022
Lawyers should be able to practice law in any state, says group urging ABA model rule change BY DEBRA CASSENS WEISS The ABA should change its model rules to allow licensed lawyers to provide legal
What are the issues that come with crossing state lines in your legal case? The legal profession is among the most regulated professions in America and the world over. Some of the regulations
Issues that come with crossing state lines in your legal case
December 28, 2020