You have written several articles about in-house counsel and the problems they face if they are not licensed in Pennsylvania. Is it still a problem in Pennsylvania?  

It is still a problem and in-house corporate counsel are putting themselves in a very difficult position with the Office of Disciplinary Counsel when they are not properly licensed. Despite several articles on the subject (that apparently no one reads), many in-house corporate counsel are neglecting to be licensed in Pennsylvania and are suffering the consequences.

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