It is with great pleasure that I am finally able to announce that I have been formally admitted to the bars of Pennsylvania and Maryland and am licensed to practice law without restriction in both states.
2020 has been a year for the record books in ways we never could have anticipated. Earlier this year I wrote two articles (here and here) for our readers on the impact COVID-19 was having on the licensing process for new attorneys. At the time, I had already passed the Uniform Bar Exam (not recognized by Pennsylvania) under typical bar exam conditions, and was watching the usual procedure quickly unravel as the summer progressed. The Pennsylvania Bar Exam was postponed from July to September, and then again to October. Somewhere in the mix it was transitioned to be entirely online, the format and length changed, and anti-cheat monitoring software mandated. I won’t get into the exam itself; suffice to say that it was an unpleasant mixed bag.
I began studying for the first of my two exams last December, and while I knew licensing would not be a quick process, I never imagined it would consume the entirety of 2020. Here’s to a smoother 2021, I wish you all a Happy and Safe New Year.
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Dillon grew up in Kingman, Arizona. During high school he got his first exposure to the legal system, spending a summer working in the Mohave County Attorney’s Office working with attorneys and office staff in various practice areas.
Dillon attended Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice with specializations in Legal and Criminal Investigation, Legal and Court Justice, and Justice in Politics, Media, and Popular Culture. Throughout and immediately after college he held positions in both the Court Administration and Clerk of Superior Court departments of the Superior Court of Arizona in Coconino County where he was part of a team that was awarded the 2016 Strategic Agenda Award by the Arizona State Judiciary and the 2016 Merit Award by the Arizona Association of Counties.
Dillon graduated cum laude from Vermont Law School and passed the Uniform Bar Exam in 2020. He is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and Maryland and handles cases in both states dealing with firearms or general estate practice. He is also admitted to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals and U.S. District Courts for the District of Maryland, the Middle District of Pennsylvania, the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
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At long last, congrats and welcome to the Legal profession
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Welcome to Berks Dillon! (I know you will cover a lot other counties but this my county) I have only worked with Mr. Prince but I read all the news letters. He gave me very powerful advice and help. He was right about everything and I’m forever thankful. I wish you a prosperous and fruitful future with a good group of other lawyers.
Best Wishes, Charlie Trexler
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Congratulations Berks Dillon.You came across my radar earlier this year and I knew you were going to quickly pass the Bar exams and become an excellent attorney!
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Congratulations and wishing you a successful and prosperous career in helping your clients and defending the U.S. Constitution.
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