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  True, but he can appeal the suspension, motion for stay pending appeal, and continue representing Biggs while the suspension is being appealed... which is what it says he's doing in the article. But of course, this still requires everything to go right for the lawyer, which is why I said "he still has a chance" and not "he absolutely can or cannot represent him".
context: This guy is supposed to be in court today to defend the proud boys leader in his sedition trial. >
  
  Guess not >
  
  Different state from where his license was suspended, so he still has a chance to represent him. >
  
  It's an absolute no go in DC...either he's barred in DC, in which case he has to immediately inform the DC bar of the suspension and stop practicing (bc DC is reciprocal in bar suspensions in other us jurisdictions), or he's pro hac vice in the matter in which case the judge will revoke bc his license used for pro hac vice is suspended.