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: Adjunct Law Prof BlogEmployer rep at unemployment hearing was not practicing law
By Mitchell H. Rubinstein
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(Grafner v IDES, IllCtApp, (August 14, 2009), is an important state appellate case. An employee and a nonattorney representative (an outside provider of unemployment-related services to employers) did not engage in the unauthorized practice of law by appearing on an...Full post as published by Adjunct Law Prof Blog on August 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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