New Mexico, but I'd be willing and able to waive into a number of different

Apr 4, 2025
1:28:44pm

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states. I've noticed multiple states allow you to waive into their Bar if you've practiced as a lawyer for at least five years.

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I'm looking for a job as an attorney at the state or city level or in the

federer

Apr 4, 1:17pm

All my contacts are in Louisiana, and reciprocity is tough with us here

LSUcougar92

Apr 4, 1:18pm

I'm not surprised reciprocity is tough in Louisiana. It was always a bit

federer

Apr 4, 1:22pm

Our successions laws are definitely different haha, but in some ways I feel

LSUcougar92

Apr 4, 1:25pm

don't know of anything for now, but good luck to you. sucks to have lost a good potential job like that

byujag

Apr 4, 1:21pm

Thanks! It was so very, very close and in a location we would've loved.

federer

Apr 4, 1:23pm

Where is your current license?

GideonsTrumpet

Apr 4, 1:24pm

New Mexico, but I'd be willing and able to waive into a number of different

federer

Apr 4, 1:28pm

Correct. Some states are better than others which is why I asked. New

GideonsTrumpet

Apr 4, 1:47pm

Thanks so much!

federer

Apr 4, 1:50pm

I hope it works out for you. I was recently in the job search market. Its very

LSUcougar92

Apr 4, 1:40pm

Thanks! I really loved my experience in the JAG Corps, but I'm also excited

federer

Apr 4, 1:45pm

My son is starting with Air Force JAG soon.

My4Sons

Apr 4, 2:01pm

Congrats to him! It's an awesome job. My most recent assignment in Japan was

federer

Apr 4, 2:05pm

He served on Okinawa on his mission.

My4Sons

Apr 4, 2:11pm

I had a hard time deciding between those two, but I'm happy with the decision I

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