Outside Counsel License/Conduct Sample Clauses

Outside Counsel License/Conduct. Outside Counsel certifies that each attorney performing services under this OCC is an attorney in good standing under the laws of the State of Texas or the jurisdiction where the representation occurs. Outside Counsel will notify Agency and the OAG in writing within one business day of any lapse in an assigned attorney’s licensed status or any final disciplinary action taken against an assigned attorney. For the Lead Counsel(s) named in Addendum B, Outside Counsel will provide documentation of good standing from the state bar or the licensing authority of the jurisdiction in which the attorney resides and is licensed. An attorney that is not licensed by the State Bar of Texas may not provide legal services and advice concerning Texas law.
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Outside Counsel License/Conduct. Outside Counsel certifies that each attorney performing services under this OCC is an attorney in good standing under the laws of the State of Texas or the jurisdiction from which the attorney’s representation primarily occurs. Outside Counsel will notify Agency in writing within one business day of any lapse in an assigned attorney’s licensed status or any final disciplinary action taken against an assigned attorney. For the Lead Counsel(s) named in Addendum B, Outside Counsel will provide documentation of good standing from the state bar or the licensing authority of the jurisdiction in which the attorney resides and is licensed.
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Outside Counsel License/Conduct. Each attorney employed or associated with Outside Counsel is an attorney in good standing under the laws of the State of Texas or jurisdiction where the representation occurs. Outside Counsel will notify the Agency and the Attorney General in writing within one business day of any lapse in an assigned attorney’s licensed status. Outside Counsel acknowledges that, in performing services under this Agreement, Outside Counsel and its attorneys must adhere to the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct or to the professional conduct code of the jurisdiction where the representation occurs.
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Outside Counsel License/Conduct. Each attorney listed in Addendum B is an attorney in good standing under the laws of the State of Texas or jurisdiction where the representation occurs. Outside Counsel will notify the Agency and the Attorney General in writing within one (1) business day of any lapse in his/her licensed status. Outside Counsel acknowledges that, in performing services under this Agreement, Outside Counsel and its attorneys must adhere to the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct or to the professional conduct code of the jurisdiction where the representation occurs.
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