Many Australian and New Zealand-qualified lawyers dream of getting overseas experience, but the prospect of moving to and working in a new jurisdiction can be daunting. After getting a law degree in New Zealand and working in Auckland for four years, I recently moved to New York to join a law firm. For those interested in making a move, here are a few thoughts based on my experiences. Why New York? Each State in the U.S. has its requirements for admission to the bar, and thes

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