New York Pro HAC Vice Admission BankruptcyCa'sas— - Motion to Admit (1/1/08) is a motion filed by an attorney seeking permission from the court to appear Pro HAC Vice in a bankruptcy case in the state of New York. Pro HAC Vice is a Latin term meaning “for this occasion” and it allows attorneys who are not licensed to practice in the state to appear on behalf of a client. The Motion to Admit must include the name of the attorney, the specific court where the case is pending, and the reasons why the attorney should be allowed to appear Pro HAC Vice. There are two different types of motions for Pro HAC Vice Admission: the Motion to Appear in a Bankruptcy Case and the Motion to Appear in a Non-Bankruptcy Case. Both motions must be filed with the court and granted by the court before the attorney can appear Pro HAC Vice in the case.




