The following is a summary as of August 2017 of the various Texas local counsel requirements for each of the four federal districts in Texas.

Northern District of Texas Local Counsel Requirements

For the specific rules and additional information regarding attorney admission into the Northern District of Texas, including pro hac vice applications, the Dondi requirement, and other local counsel requirements, see Local Counsel Requirements - Northern District of Texas.

Eastern District of Texas Local Counsel Requirements

For additional information regarding attorney admission into the Eastern District of Texas, including pro hac vice applications, see Local Counsel Requirements - Eastern District of Texas.

Western District of Texas Local Counsel Requirements

For the specific rules additional information regarding attorney admission into the Western District of Texas, including pro hac vice applications, see Local Counsel Requirements - Western District of Texas.

Southern District of Texas Local Counsel Requirements

For the specific rules additional information regarding attorney admission into the Southern District of Texas, including pro hac vice applications, see Local Counsel Requirements - Southern District of Texas.

See our Local Counsel Texas page for additional information about our Local Counsel practice.

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