In many states,professional licensing statutes provide that if a party to a contract does not have a required license,the other party must still pay and can sue in court for damages.

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Professional licensing statutes generally provide that a contract entered into by an unlicensed party is unenforceable, meaning the other party does not have to pay and cannot sue in court for damages.

In Many States,professional Licensing Statutes Provide That If a Party