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CLER-Exempt refers to a status for attorneys in Florida who are exempt from the Continuing Legal Education Requirement (CLER) due to specific circumstances, such as being retired, inactive, or serving in certain governmental positions. These attorneys are not required to complete the mandatory 33 hours of CLE every three years. However, they still retain their ability to practice law under certain conditions while enjoying this exemption from ongoing education requirements. It's essential for attorneys to understand their status and any implications it may have on their legal practice.
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What is letter of attorney?
Do you mean POWER OF ATTORNEY?
What does attorney at law mean what else can an attorney be at'?
In the United States, Attorney-at-law means a lawyer. The distinction is made because people can have "power of attorney" or "letter of attorney", which is referred to as Attorney-in-fact.
What does LPA after a law firm name mean?
Licensed Public Attorney
What does the LEGAL abbrevIation AIF mean?
Attorney In Fact. Very similar to, if not same as, Power of Attorney.
What does do not oppose mean when a attorney say it to another attorney?
Do not oppose means to not to talk when he is stating his arguments unless the attorney is harassing the client of another attorney. Thou that is not a good for close.
Is bankruptcy attorney capitalized?
Do you mean like "Bankruptcy Attorney"? Well it is a title of sorts. So yes. I am Max Rosenberg, the Bankruptcy Attorney.
What does ATTY mean after an attorny's name?
Attorney
What does the secretary of justice do?
There is no such thing as Secretary of Attorney. Do you perhaps mean Attorney General? Or do you mean what does an attorney's secretary do?
Power of attorney mean a lawyer?
Any person having the capacity to contract is qualified to act as an attorney-in-fact.
What does DA mean in police code?
District Attorney
What does attorney mean?
An attorney is an agent, someone who acts on your behalf. A Power of Attorney is a document under seal which appoints someone to act on your behalf. In the United States, lawyers are called attorneys, presumably because they are frequently asked to act on behalf of others.
What do the letters PC mean after an attorney's name?
Professional corporation.
