Many attorneys practice law across multiple states due to client preferences. Reciprocity in many jurisdictions allows lawyers to practice without retaking bar exams. However, differing local customs exist that attorneys need to learn. For instance, lawyers in New York often avoid honorific titles like 'counselor,' whereas in some New England states, the use of 'Attorney ____' is more common. Furthermore, while 'Esq.' is regularly used to denote licensed lawyers, certain states prefer spelling out 'Esquire.' These variations are noteworthy for lawyers moving between jurisdictions.
Many attorneys practice law in multiple states, needing to adapt to local customs and varying practices across jurisdictions. Differences include how lawyers are addressed and the use of 'Esquire.'
Lawyers in New York may address each other as 'counselor,' while in New England states, it's common to refer to a lawyer as 'Attorney ____.' This reflects regional practices.
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