Passed the Pennsylvania BAR

[Salad]

Not many people can accomplish something like that, congrats!

[jordancoles]

Congrats!

[Robben_DuMarsch]

Think of it as an unpaid internship, I hear those are popular.

It's highly unlikely anyone from HnH would get charged with a crime in Montgomery or Philadelphia county, but if they did I'd consider representing them for free.

I was paid $20 an hour at my internship btw

[ven]

What specialty?

[Salad]

Think of it as an unpaid internship, I hear those are popular.

It's highly unlikely anyone from HnH would get charged with a crime in Montgomery or Philadelphia county, but if they did I'd consider representing them for free.

Very wise that you choose the tiny HnH community to represent for free potentially, then again I think if any of us stood to go to court 99% of us would be guilty without a shadow of a doubt anyways.

[Robben_DuMarsch]

What specialty?

When you pass a state bar in the US, you are licensed to practice any type of law (excluding a few minor exceptions that require additional licensing, like IP law).
But I plan on practicing only criminal defense.

[jordancoles]

What specialty?

When you pass a state bar in the US, you are licensed to practice any type of law (excluding a few minor exceptions that require additional licensing, like IP law).
But I plan on practicing only criminal defense.

Just write wills for seniors in the comfort of your own home

[ven]

I have a strange sense of respect for people who choose State law. Congrats.
If it was me I'd go immigration or something because it's Federal and I could move around the country.

[MagicManICT]

I'm going to be practicing, tentatively, in the Philly area, specifically in Montgomery County and Philadelphia itself.

Congrats. That's a lot of school.

Maybe you and jorb can have long discussions on international law we can all watch. Maybe we can watch certain forum members try to comment and end up with athlete's mouth.

[Morrighan]

Congratulations!