Practice of law definition

Practice of law means providing professional legal advice or services where there is a client relationship of trust or reliance. One is presumed to be practicing law when engaging in any of the following conduct on behalf of another:

Practice of law means the practice of law as defined in the Act and includes the delivery of legal services;

Practice of law has the meaning with respect to each jurisdiction that applies in that jurisdiction;

Examples of Practice of law in a sentence

• The Firm will be the exclusive provider of Legal Services to Clients under this Agreement and the Firm shall have complete and absolute control over the methods by which the Practice of Law is conducted by the Firm.

• The Firm shall require that all attorneys who are licensed and in good standing as lawyers with the applicable licensing authorities in one or more states and who perform the Practice of Law who are employees of the Firm comply with Applicable Laws, including, but not limited to, all applicable ethical standards and rules of professional responsibility relating to the Practice of Law.

• The Firm will inform the Default Specialist of and cooperate with the Default Specialist to assure that any confidences and secrets of Clients will be protected and maintained to the full extent required by any professional ethics rules applicable to the Practice of Law.

• Prior to the date hereof, in addition to the Practice of Law, the Firm provided certain non-legal services to Clients, including the Mortgage Default Services.

• From and after the Effective Date, the Firm shall fully inform the Default Specialist of all professional ethical responsibilities relating to the Practice of Law (and any changes thereto), as the same may be applicable to any services performed by the Default Specialist under this Agreement.

More Definitions of Practice of law

Practice of law means any activities that constitute providing Legal Services.

Practice of law means the appearance as an advocate in a representative capacity or the drawing of papers, pleadings or documents or the performance of any act in such capacity in connection with proceedings pending or prospective before any court, commissioner, referee or any body, board, committee or commission constituted by law or having authority to settle controversies, or the soliciting of clients directly or indirectly to provide such services.

Practice of law means providing legal advice or services to or for another by:

Practice of law means and includes (a) practising before the Court, Tribunal, Authority, Regulator, Administrative Body or Officer and any Quasi Judicial and Administrative Body, (b) giving legal advice either individually or from a law firm either orally or in writing, (c) giving legal advice to any government, international body or representing any international dispute resolution bodies including International Court of Justice, (d) engaged in Legal Drafting and participating in any Legal Proceedings and (e) representing in Arbitration Proceedings or any other ADR approved by law.

Practice of law means representing the interests of another person by

Practice of law means full-time legal work done primarily for the purpose of providing legal advice or representation after admission to the bar of any state or territory of the United States or the District of Columbia,

Practice of law means advising others and taking action for them in matters connected with law. It includes preparation of legal instruments and acting or proceeding for another before judges, courts, tribunals, commissioners, boards or other governmental agencies.