lawyer licensing

Lawyer licensing refers to the rules and process for becoming authorized to practice law, such as meeting education requirements, passing a bar exam, and being admitted by a state bar or court. It also covers ongoing obligations like maintaining good standing, renewing licenses, and complying with professional conduct rules.

Gavel on legal documents representing disbarment

What is disbarment?

Attorney Ethics & Professional Responsibility, Attorney Ethics and Misconduct, Professional Responsibility / Jack Gilbert

Disbarment is the most severe attorney discipline, resulting in a lawyer losing the right to practice law, permanently or for a set term. A disbarred attorney must surrender their license and cannot represent clients, appear in court, or give legal advice. This article explains the disbarment process, common causes, and what happens after disbarment. Disbarment […]

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