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Authorized House Counsel Petition for Reinstatement Due to Bscr Phase I Noncompliance - Florida
Authorized House Counsel Petition for Reinstatement Due to Bscr Phase I Noncompliance is a legal document that was released by the Florida Bar - a government authority operating within Florida.
FAQ
Q: What is an Authorized House Counsel?
A: An Authorized House Counsel is a lawyer who is employed by a corporation or business entity and is authorized to practice law solely for the employer.
Q: What is the BSCR Phase I?
A: BSCR Phase I refers to the first phase of the Business & Corporate Counsel Rules of the Florida Bar, which sets out the requirements for Authorized House Counsel.
Q: What is noncompliance with BSCR Phase I?
A: Noncompliance with BSCR Phase I means that an Authorized House Counsel did not fulfill the requirements set out in the rules, such as completing the required continuing legal education credits.
Q: What is a Petition for Reinstatement?
A: A Petition for Reinstatement is a formal request submitted to the Florida Bar by an Authorized House Counsel who seeks to have their authorization reinstated after being suspended or revoked.
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