Judge: Olivia Rosales, Case: 19STCV21462, Date: 2022-10-19 Tentative Ruling

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Case Number: 19STCV21462    Hearing Date: October 19, 2022    Dept: SEC

HUANG v. TESLA, INC.

CASE NO.:  19STCV21462

HEARING:  10/19/22 @ 1:30 PM

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TENTATIVE RULING

Attorney Michael R. Carey’s unopposed application for admission pro hac vice is GRANTED.

Moving Party to give NOTICE.

Applications to appear pro hac vice are governed by CRC § 9.40. The rule requires that the attorney be admitted to practice before a U.S. court or the highest court of any state or territory. A member of the California bar must be associated as attorney of record. The applicant must not be a resident of or regularly employed in California and should not make repeated appearances in California. (CRC § 9.40(a).)

The application must be served upon all parties who have appeared in the case and upon the San Francisco Office of the State Bar of California. (CRC § 9.40(b).) 

The applicant is admitted to practice and is a member in good standing in the applicant’s respective out of state jurisdictions.  The applicant is not currently suspended or disbarred from practicing law.  The applicant has associated as counsel, Dmitriy Kopelevich (State Bar No. 282714) of Dykema Gossett LLP, an active member of the State Bar of California. The statutory fees have been forwarded to the State Bar along with the application.

Accordingly, the application is GRANTED.