1896
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| Following several other states, “Virginia has no interest in restricting the practice of a lawyer whose only connection to Virginia is a physical location within the state.”; Thus, non-Virginia lawyers may practice systematically and continuously “for any length of time,” “may have a public presence in Virginia and [are] not required to be ‘invisible’ within the state” -- as long as their work “involves the practice of the law of the [non-Virginia] lawyer’s licensing jurisdiction or exclusively federal law that does not require Virginia licensure.” Such lawyers must disclose that they are not licensed to practice in Virginia. |