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Can you practice law at only the place you took your bar exam?

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Asked by gyanymphaea Saturday Feb 20th 2010 in Career Planning
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Answered by Shan Monday Feb 22nd 2010

Typically yes, but there is the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) that if passed will allow you to practice in almost all jurisdiction in the US.

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