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none of their co-signers “sought or received permission to” be listed? And their attorney didn’t file the required motion to represent them?
none of their co-signers “sought or received permission to” be listed? And their attorney didn’t file the required motion to represent them?
Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.
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May 21st, 2010 at 9:43 am
May look bad to the layman but such procedural errors happen all the time and are not very serious. The failure to file a pro hac vice motion was the lawyer’s oversight, not the client. It is simply a formality that allows an attorney to practice out-of-state for a one-off case. The failure to ask for permission to appear as amicus is a similar minor oversight, attributed to the lawyer and not the client.
However, 2nd amendment lovers who own and manage businesses should think twice about giving their legal business to the law firm that represents Brady, Proskauer Rose, LLP, in their quest to destroy our rights.