1. Oct 8, 2002 #1
   

   quigs Well-Known Member

   Does anyone know if attorneys from one state can take a case from another state? For example, a law firm in Illinois that is very good at FDCPA cases, taking a case in say Texas. Would a call to that firm be appropriate or is there some universal rule that says they can't take it if its out of state? Thanks

    

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3. Oct 8, 2002 #2
   

   Butch Well-Known Member

   They can take a case in any state in which they are licensed and registered before the bar.

    
4. Oct 9, 2002 #3
   

   lady Well-Known Member

    

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