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To: Alan Smithee who wrote (61994)8/20/2004 12:23:05 PM
From: Rambi  Respond to of 793883
 
I doubt he has any interest in practicing law again, but if he wanted to go in that direction, he'd likely have to re-take the Bar examination

I don't think so, unless it is different from state to state. My husband was an attorney who went into management and went inactive for several years (dues are much less). All he had to do to go active again this year was pay the full dues and meet the continuing legal ed requirements.



To: Alan Smithee who wrote (61994)8/20/2004 12:36:29 PM
From: Ilaine  Respond to of 793883
 
I have been a member of three bars (LA, MD, VA), and they all had a provision where you could go to inactive status but could reactivate if you ever decided to practice law again. That's the whole point of inactive status, keeps you from having to retake the bar.


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