What determines whether a nonlawyer is allowed to represent someone before an administrative agency?
What will be an ideal response?
First, does federal or state law allow for nonlawyer representation before administrative
agencies? Second, does the agency at issue have rules in place that allow for nonlawyer
representation? Third, does the agency at issue have standards of qualifications in place that
determine under what circumstances nonlawyers are allowed to represent someone before
that agency? Fourth, and most importantly, does the jurisdiction at issue have any case law
that prohibits the nonlawyer representation for that agency?
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