Bar License

A bar license is a credential required to practice law in the United States. It is issued by the bar association of the state in which an attorney practices. The process of obtaining a bar license involves passing a bar exam and meeting other requirements set forth by the state’s bar association. Once an attorney holds a bar license, they are authorized to practice law in that state and can represent clients in legal matters. See more information about licenses on USlicenselookup.org.

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