Anyone know any Atlanta lawyers who need a clerk?

[Zach Matthews]

Hey guys –

I’ve had a fun week.

[Zach Matthews]

By the by, BD or any other lawyers out there: any idea how far the whole pro hoc vice acceptance thing can be stretched?

Zach

[theboxkid]

I was wondering where you had been lately.

[Mike Anderson]

Hey Zach I have a few connections in middle GA.

I used to live 90 miles south of Atlanta in Milledgeville and still have family who run a marina on lake Sinclair.

[scott s.]

Yo Zach….

Let me know if you want some directions on some spots to fish. And get ready for some traffic….

I live in Auburn(just down I-85) and when your ready to catch some Shoal and Redeye bass let me know.

[John Stanley]

You could still appear in court with a Tennessee license, but you would have to appear with someone who is a member of the Georgia bar.

Virginia has the rule for out of state counsel to associate with in state counsel.

[Steve K.]

Zach,

I’ll check around. I work in Midtown Atlanta (15 minutes from Emory) and know several attorneys in private practice and also have some hookups in the District Attorney’s Office.

Have you found a place to live yet?

Drifter

[Steve K.]

Almost forgot…..come visit http://www.ngto.org .

Good folks with a lot of fishing connections as well. Most members live in the Atlanta area.

Drifter

[brian dunigan]

By the by, BD or any other lawyers out there: any idea how far the whole pro hoc vice acceptance thing can be stretched?

Georgia is very strict on its admission standards – though you’re already finding that out with the denial of the waiver request.

You won’t be able to use the pro hac vice rules to practice in Georgia with a Tennessee license.  You are only eligible to appear pro hac vice in Georgia if you practice “temporarily” in the state.  If you reside in Georgia or regularly work in an office there, you have to have a Georgia law license.

The GA phv rule (recently revised) is here:

http://gabar.org/public/pdf/news/pro_hac_vice.pdf

Their procedure for admitting an out-of-state lawyer is a pain in the butt.

bd

[Bob Riggins]

Actually you question should be “Do you know anyone who needs a good fishing guide until I can take the Georgia Bar?”

[theboxkid]

I would have to say dunfly is on to something there.

[guy karafa]

Sorry to hear it Zach, good luck, hope it works out. Guy

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