Coppedge et al v. Dollar Tree Stores, Inc.
Filing
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ORDER: Ruling on the motion for admission of Ms. Sullivan pro hac vice will be deferred pending the filing of a certificate evidencing her good standing as a member of the Bar of another United States District Court and, upon the filing of such certificate, the pending motion shall be granted. Signed by Magistrate Judge John S. Bryant on 3/15/13. (DOCKET TEXT SUMMARY ONLY-ATTORNEYS MUST OPEN THE PDF AND READ THE ORDER.)(dt)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE DIVISION
LLOYD C. COPPEDGE, RICHARD A.
SIRCY, JR., TROY M. STEFFY
and DENISE COLEMAN,
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Plaintiffs
v.
DOLLAR TREE STORES, INC.,
Defendant
No. 3:13-0069
Judge Campell/Bryant
Jury Demand
O R D E R
Counsel
for
Defendant
has
filed
a
motion
for
the
admission of Carson H. Sullivan to appear and participate pro hac
vice
in
this
case
(Docket
Entry
No.
14).
This
motion
was
accompanied by a certificate of Ms. Sullivan’s good standing as an
active member of the Bar of the District of Columbia Court of
Appeals (Docket Entry No. 14-1).
Local Rule 83.01(d)(1) provides that an attorney applying
to participate pro hac vice in this District must certify good
standing as a member of the Bar of another United States District
Court.
It appears that the certificate of good standing filed in
support of the instant motion does not comply with the Local Rules.
According, ruling on the motion for admission of Ms.
Sullivan pro hac vice will be deferred pending the filing of a
certificate evidencing her good standing as a member of the Bar of
another United States District Court and, upon the filing of such
certificate, the pending motion shall be granted.
It is so ORDERED.
s/ John S. Bryant
JOHN S. BRYANT
United States Magistrate Judge
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