Makes me wonder if the temporary relaxations of standards during covid made this a more defensible claim, since it meant imposing non-reciprocity was taking something away instead of not having allowed it all along. That might give a lot of plaintiffs standing to sue where they may not have had it previously?
Question for a lawyer: how is non-reciprocity not an interstate trade issue that federal courts can strike down?
I’m not sure, IANAL, but I have wondered the same thing. Apparently there is this lawsuit in NJ: https://pltrust.org/blog/news/interstate-commerce-professional-licensing
Makes me wonder if the temporary relaxations of standards during covid made this a more defensible claim, since it meant imposing non-reciprocity was taking something away instead of not having allowed it all along. That might give a lot of plaintiffs standing to sue where they may not have had it previously?