California remains one of the few states that offers licensed attorneys the opportunity to take a modified version of its bar examination. While the state does not offer reciprocity or admission on motion, this abbreviated version of the exam provides a more efficient path for practicing attorneys seeking admission
Read more →There has been a lot of controversy lately surrounding California’s licensing requirements for out of state attorneys seeking admission in California. Just this month, the California Supreme Court rejected a proposal from the Committee of Bar Examiners (via the State Bar) that would have allowed out‑of‑state attorneys to be admitted on
Read more →JUNE 11, 2025 Out-of-state attorneys seeking admission to the California State bar must pass the California Bar Exam. As of June 11, 2025, the California Supreme Court has issued a significant ruling in case number S291047, directing the State Bar to implement additional remedies for applicants affected
Read more →The February 2025 California Attorney’s Bar Examination was intended to mark a new chapter in the State Bar’s long-term evolution of the licensing process. Unfortunately, for many applicants, this exam became memorable for all the wrong reasons. Widespread reports of technical problems and disruptions made the already
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Read more →You can pass the California Bar Exam after 40. While it does present challenges, they are not insurmountable.
Read more →The California Bar Exam in February 2025 was marked by significant technical glitches and logistical challenges stemming from the sudden switch to a new delivery system. The July exam should be better.
Read more →The State Bar decided to offer a full refund to any applicant sitting for the February 2025 California bar examination
Read more →AI Offers Opportunities and Challenges In October 2024, the California Supreme Court issued a groundbreaking ruling that could reshape the future of bar exam testing in the state. The Court recommended that the State Bar of California explore the potential use of emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence
Read more →The California Supreme Court’s approval of a remote one-day attorney’s exam is a significant step towards making the legal profession more inclusive and accessible. For out-of-state lawyers, this change not only reduces the financial burden of travel but also allows them to continue their practice without interruption.
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