Maryland loses another one!

[Crusty]

Business Court Refuses To Admit University Of Maryland's Lawyers On A Pro Hac Basis

http://www.ncbusinesslitigationrepo...sity-of-marylands-lawyers-on-a-pro-hac-basis/

 

[retro44]

 

[OrangeTarheel]

That lawyer from the state is swinging in the breeze right now.

 

[MSOrange]

Business Court Refuses To Admit University Of Maryland's Lawyers On A Pro Hac Basis

http://www.ncbusinesslitigationrepo...sity-of-marylands-lawyers-on-a-pro-hac-basis/

I had to look and see what you meant by "another one" since Maryland seems to be very good at losing a variety of things lately.

 

[Alsacs]

If these attorneys were good it was smart but honestly Maryland should have vetted their previous work and seen the connections they had with ACC schools. I have never seen a pro hoc vice denied if their isn't something obvious like a conflict of interest at play.

 

[Toga]

If these attorneys were good it was smart but honestly Maryland should have vetted their previous work and seen the connections they had with ACC schools. I have never seen a pro hoc vice denied if their isn't obvious like a conflict of interest at play.

Sounds like a pro bono ad hominem attack to me.