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Under a rule recently approved by the State Bar of Texas board of directors, a $200 per-case fee would be charged to out-of-state attorneys who appear pro hac vice in Texas courts. The rule's modeled after one in Delaware, one of some 20 states to enact such a standard. Now it's up to the state supreme court to decide whether to adopt the rule and how the fee revenue will be allocated -- an issue that's yet to be settled.
May 09, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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