Navigating the complex and often fragmented world of multi-jurisdictional practice (MJP) is a constant challenge for in-house counsel. As companies expand their operations across state lines and into new virtual environments, the lawyers who advise them must contend with a patchwork of licensing rules, regulations, and ethical guidelines that can feel outdated and inconsistent with the realities of modern legal work.
This report provides a deep dive into the real-world experiences of in-house counsel with MJP, drawing on a comprehensive survey of 623 legal professionals across the United States. Ultimately, understanding and modernizing MJP is critical to ensuring that legal talent can move freely and efficiently to meet the needs of a dynamic, national economy.