Hassan Nemazee files motion for David A. Rodkey to appear pro hac vice

Hassan Nemazee filed a motion on March 31, 2021, seeking permission for attorney David A. Rodkey to appear pro hac vice in an unspecified federal case. The motion included a $200 filing fee and supporting documents, such as an affidavit and a proposed order.

The court has not yet assigned a judge or docket number to the case. The Clerk's Office staff is reviewing the motion and supporting papers to determine whether to grant Rodkey admission to practice in this matter. The case remains active but lacks substantive filings or a clear procedural posture beyond the pro hac vice motion.

There is no public information on the underlying dispute or claims involved. The motion signals that Nemazee intends to have Rodkey represent him or his interests in this federal proceeding. The absence of a docket number or judge assignment suggests the case is in its early stages or possibly pending initial administrative processing.

The court’s decision on Rodkey’s admission will determine whether he can participate in the litigation. Until then, the case’s direction and parties’ strategies remain unclear.