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GordonHill is an employment attorney with Hill Ward Henderson, he is the firm's Assistant General Counsel for Labor and Employment matters. His practice primarily involves employment litigation and counseling, as well as noncompete litigation and general commercial litigation.
GordonHill is an employment attorney with Hill Ward Henderson, he is the firm's Assistant General Counsel for Labor and Employment matters. His practice primarily involves employment litigation and counseling, as well as noncompete litigation and general commercial litigation.
Remote practice from home in Florida isn't unauthorized practice, advisory opinion says Image from Shutterstock. A New Jersey lawyer’s remote practice from his home in Florida does not constitute the unlicensed practice of law in Florida, according to an advisory ethics opinion approved May 20 by the Florida Supreme Court. Lawyer Thomas Restaino had sought the advisory opinion, report Law360 and the Legal Profession Blog. Restaino wanted to know whether he could work on federal intellectual property matters for a New Jersey-based law firm, Tong Rea Bentley & Kim. The New Jersey law firm ...
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The Florida Bar's Standing Committee on the Unlicensed Practice of Law declined to issue a proposed formal advisory opinion on whether nonattorney relatives can represent minors or incapacitated adults for appeals in Medicaid fair hearing decisions, according to a bar spokesperson.