United States:
Delaware Supreme Court Adjusts The Assessment For Admission Pro Hac Vice
22 January 2015
Fox Rothschild LLP
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The Delaware Supreme Court has amended Rules 71 and 72 related
to the assessment for an application for admission pro hac
vice. Since 2002 the fee has been $300. Effective February 1,
2015, it will be $375 and in calendar year 2016 it will increase to
$400. In 2017 and beyond the fee will increase annually by the rate
of inflation as determined by the Court. The amendments may be
viewed in their entirety here.
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