Expanding your law practice to a new state can open up exciting opportunities for growth and diversification. However, it also presents unique challenges, particularly when it comes to understanding and navigating the legal differences between states. Each state has its own set of laws and regulations, which can significantly impact how you operate your practice.
Before expanding, it’s crucial to conduct thorough research on the legal landscape of the new state. This includes understanding differences in state statutes, regulations, and court rules that may affect your practice areas. For instance, family law, real estate law, and business law can vary widely from state to state.
Engaging with local legal experts and attending state-specific legal seminars can provide valuable insights. Additionally, consider joining local bar associations to stay updated on state-specific legal developments.
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Published by Tom Fafinski
Thomas Fafinski is co-founder of EPiC and actively facilitates several of EPiC’s peer groups. He is an active estate planning and business law attorney with Virtus Law PLLC, specializing in planning for high-net-worth individuals and providing legal services to tech companies across the country and internationally.
A frequently published contributor to national periodicals such as WealthCounsel Quarterly, Dakota County Tribune, Star Tribune and various newsletters, Tom has also been featured on Todd Rooker’s radio show “Cover your Assets,” and on multiple episodes of MSP Radio. He is a contributor and member of the national asset protection, tax and estate planning organization, WealthCounsel.
He is admitted in State and Federal Court for Minnesota. Tom is an active real estate investor with commercial holdings with nearly $10M in holdings.
Tom cherishes spending time with his family and extended family and enjoys reading mystery and suspense novels, golf, Mustangs of the ‘60s, his dogs (for the most part) and attending sporting events. He is also a die-hard Bruce Springsteen fan.
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