MJP Hero multijurisdictional practice check

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1. Where do you live?

2. Where will you physically do the work?

Include home, office, and anywhere you will spend meaningful working time.

3. Where are you licensed to practice law?

4. Are you in good standing everywhere you are licensed?

That is, not disbarred or suspended in any jurisdiction.

Yes No

The client and the work

5. Where is the client located?

6. What type of practice is this?

Law firm or solo Representing outside clients In-house Advising only your employer or its affiliates Fractional, contract, or staffing-agency counsel Serving one or more companies part-time or by contract, directly or through a legal staffing agency Federal practice only For example, immigration, patent, or tax practice before a federal agency Government Working for a federal, state, or local government

7. Whose law does the work mainly involve?

In-house counsel whose contracts are governed by many different states' law can choose "Many states (in-house contracts)".

8. Is this a one-time matter or ongoing work?

Temporary A discrete matter or a short, occasional presence Ongoing A regular, continuing practice or arrangement

Public presence

9. Where do you have an office, a public business address, or advertising?

Include a home address listed on a website, bio, card, or directory profile.

I don't have an office, public business address, or advertising

10. Do your website, bio, letterhead, and signature state where you are admitted?

For example, "Admitted only in New York."

Yes No I don't have any of these

Courts and local counsel

11. Is there a pending or expected proceeding?

None Court Arbitration or mediation

12. Where is the proceeding?

13. Pro hac vice status

Admitted Will seek it No

14. Are you working with a locally admitted lawyer who actively participates in the matter?

Yes No