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Blume Construction v. State

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Filing administrative appeal without being admitted results in dismissal

By Karen Rubin on May 12, 2016

Untitled-1The client of a Colorado lawyer who filed an administrative appeal in North Dakota without being admitted there got a harsh result — the North Dakota Supreme Court ruled in Blume Construction v. State that the lawyer’s action was the unauthorized practice of law, and therefore that the client’s appeal was void.

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