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Corporate

Aug. 26, 1998

Corporate Counsel Lambaste Locals-Only Law

WASHINGTON - A trio of high-powered amicus briefs is perhaps the sharpest weapon wielded by a New York law firm in its battle to win high court review of the California Supreme Court's decision on authorized practice by out-of-state lawyers.

By David F. Pike
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        WASHINGTON - A trio of high-powered amicus briefs is perhaps the sharpest weapon wielded by a New York law firm in its battle to win high court review of the California Supreme Court's decision on authorized practice by out-of-state lawyers.
        One brie...

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