HI · rules
Haw. Sup. Ct. R. 7.6
Duration of legal intern
authorization and compensation
limitations.
(a) The legal intern may continue to serve so long as the legal intern is enrolled in a clinical program or is participating in a law practicum as defined by Rule 7.2 of these Rules; authorization to serve shall cease upon any removal of good standing of the supervising lawyer or legal intern or the termination of such enrollment or participation. The supervising lawyer shall file at the supreme court a written notice of any change in the good-standing status of either the supervising lawyer or the legal intern and shall similarly file a written notice of the legal intern’s departure from enrollment in the clinical program or participation in the law practicum. The legal intern may represent a client after graduation if such representation is deemed appropriate by the supervising lawyer, but in no case shall representation under this Rule extend beyond twelve (12) months after the legal intern’s graduation date.
(b) A legal intern shall neither ask for nor receive any compensation or remuneration directly from the client for services rendered to a client, but this shall not prevent a supervising lawyer, a law school, or public agency from paying compensation to a legal intern or from making such charges for services as such lawyer, law school, or public agency may otherwise properly require.
(Amended January 29, 2025, effective January 29, 2025.)
Provenance
- Source
- www.courts.state.hi.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-hi-22-2026-07-21
- Content hash
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