US Roche Medical files motion for pro hac vice admission of Brian D. Murray

The case involves the defendant US Roche Medical and Prescription Plan seeking to admit attorneys pro hac vice in a federal court in the District of Utah. On January 24, 2025, the defendant filed a motion to admit Brian D. Murray pro hac vice, accompanied by the required registration fee and application.

The court has not yet assigned a judge or docket number, and the case remains active but in its early procedural stage. The pro hac vice admission allows out-of-state lawyers to participate in the case, subject to court approval and compliance with local e-filing requirements.

The court’s website provides instructions for attorneys awaiting admission to register for electronic filing and notifications. On May 10, 2026, US Roche Medical and Prescription Plan filed additional motions seeking pro hac vice admission for Brian D. Murray and Clarissa A., indicating ongoing efforts to secure legal representation from outside counsel.

The motions include exhibits and proposed orders, but the court has yet to rule on these requests. The case’s substantive issues remain unclear from the filings, as the docket focuses solely on procedural motions for attorney admission.

The next steps hinge on the court granting or denying these motions, which will determine whether the out-of-state attorneys can formally participate in the litigation. Until then, the case’s progress will likely remain limited to procedural developments.