Go east, young lawyer if you want to start a law firm. As this article reports, a recent study released by the Pope Center for Higher Education shows that North Carolina needs more lawyer in light of recent population growth and a strong economy. The catch – only graduates of accredited ABA law schools qualify to take the North Carolina bar. And while the bar accepts comity, waive ins don’t come cheap – expect to pay $1500 for comity admission.
Have you moved to a new state to take advantage of the economy? In what circumstances would you consider it? And North Carolina readers – is the article true? When it comes to law practice, is North Carolina a better place to be?.
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