Brian D. Murray Admitted Pro Hac Vice for US Roche Medical Plan

The District of Utah court granted the motion to admit attorney Brian D. Murray pro hac vice on March 20, 2025. Murray will represent US Roche Medical and Prescription Plan in this case.

The order requires Murray to register for electronic filing and case notifications through the court’s CM/ECF system. Failure to register will prevent him from receiving electronic notices of filings and case activity. The court directed Murray to follow the District of Utah’s local rules, which are available on the court’s website.

Magistrate Judge Dustin B. Pead signed the order. This admission allows Murray, who is not licensed in Utah, to participate fully in the litigation.

The case remains active, but details on the underlying dispute and docket number are not publicly available. The pro hac vice admission is a procedural step that enables out-of-state counsel to appear in this federal court.

The court’s instructions emphasize compliance with electronic filing requirements to maintain access to case documents and notifications. This order does not address the merits of the case or any substantive motions. The next procedural moves will likely involve filings by Murray now that he is admitted to appear.

Monitoring subsequent motions and case management orders will clarify the case’s direction.