Judge: Gary I. Micon, Case: 23CHCV00871, Date: 2024-11-13 Tentative Ruling

Case Number: 23CHCV00871    Hearing Date: November 13, 2024    Dept: F43

Dept. F43

Date: 11-13-24

Case #23CHCV00871, Jennifer Bailey, et al. vs. Dometic Corporation, et al.

Trial Date: 6-2-25

MOTION TO BE ADMITTED PRO HAC VICE

MOVING PARTY: Defendant Dometic Corporation

RESPONDING PARTY: No response has been filed.

RELIEF REQUESTED

Defendant has requested that an attorney be admitted pro hac vice.

RULING: Motion is granted.

SUMMARY OF ACTION AND ANALYSIS

Defendant Dometic Corporation’s California counsel, Erica Rutner, has filed an application for pro hac vice status for Florida attorney Maia Dombey. The declaration of this attorney filed in support of her application for pro hac vice status complies with the requirements of Cal. Rules of Court Rule 9.40.  

Rule 9.40 states that an applicant’s application “must” state (1) the applicant’s residence and office address; (2) the courts to which the applicant has been admitted to practice and the dates of admission; (3) that the applicant is a licensee in good standing in those courts; (4) that the applicant is not currently suspended or disbarred in any court; (5) the title of each court and cause in which the applicant has filed an application to appear as counsel pro hac vice in this state in the preceding two years, the date of each application, and whether or not it was granted; and (6) the name, address, and telephone number of the active licensees of the State Bar of California who are the attorneys of record for the case. (See Cal. Rules of Court Rule 9.40(d).)

Ms. Dombey’s declaration contains all of the information required by Rule 9.40(d). The Court grants her application.

The attorney’s application to be admitted pro hac vice is granted.

Moving party to give notice.