Litigation
Cal. Litig. 2017, Volume 30, Number 1
Content
- A Review of Catherine L. Fisk's Writing for Hire: Unions, Hollywood and Madison Avenue
- Editor's Foreword Ch-ch-changes
- From the Section Chair Preparing for Transformation
- Joint Laws Transforming California
- Litigation Section Executive Committee Past Chairs
- Masthead
- My First Appellate Argument
- No, 42 is Not the Answer!
- Past Editors-in-Chief
- Robot Vehicles and the Real World
- Table of Contents
- The Opening Statement For the Defense
- Trial Lawyer Hall of Famer Ephraim Margolin: An edited version of an interview
- Identifying and Avoiding the Unauthorized Practice of Law in a Global Economy
Identifying And Avoiding the Unauthorized Practice of Law in a Global Economy
By Alison Buchanan
With the globalization of the economy, avoiding the inadvertent unauthorized practice of law (UPL) has become a greater concern for many practitioners. Clients’ businesses span borders, as do their disputes and their employees. The conscientious lawyer may worry whether he or she is exposed to a UPL claim each time the lawyer touches an issue involving some jurisdiction other than that in which the lawyer is licensed.
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