Lana Hasper

Lana Hasper asked Audrey Ingram:

Hi Audrey, I see that you are an attorney so the answer to my question is most likely a "yes." Apparently, Alabama allows an attorney to practice law even though they are licesned to practice in another state? I assume Cammile was licensed to practice law in D.C. but not in Alabama? Thanks.

Audrey Ingram Hi Lana, This is an excellent question! In Washington, DC, if you are licensed in any other state, you can waive into the DC bar with a simple application. Because of this waiver process, almost all DC attorneys are licensed in another state. Camille would have taken the Alabama bar exam and then waived into the DC bar, allowing her to practice in both areas.

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Cindy Lynch

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I loved your book, A River Runs South! I’m a lifelong resident of Alabama and I spent my early years in Baldwin County. Additionally, I work as an educational volunteer with the Alabama Watershed Stewards Program, so your content was near and dear to my heart. Thank you for an inspiring book! I’ll be suggesting it to my book club. Do you have any questions that you could provide that would help lead the discussion?

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