US · rules
N.D. Tex. LR 83.9
Attorneys Not Admitted to Practice Before this Court
(a) Eligibility to Appear. An attorney who is licensed to practice law by the highest
court of any state or the District of Columbia, but who is not admitted to practice before
this court, may represent a party in proceedings in this court only by permission of the
presiding judge.
(b) Application to Appear. Unless exempted by LR 83.11, an attorney who is not
admitted to practice in this court, who desires to appear as counsel in a case, and who is
eligible pursuant to subsection (a) of this rule to appear, shall apply for admission pro hac
vice on a court-approved form and pay the applicable fee to the clerk.
(c) Regulation of Attorneys Admitted Pro Hac Vice. By appearing in any case, an
attorney becomes subject to the rules of this court.
Provenance
- Source
- www.txnd.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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