In an effort to revitalize a student loan debt program supporting attorneys who provide civil legal work for those who can’t afford representation, the state Supreme Court has nearly doubled the fee for out-of-state attorneys to appear in Pennsylvania courts.
Late last month, the Supreme Court issued a per curiam order approving a pro hac vice rate increase from $200 to $375. The order, changing Section 81.505 of the Pennsylvania Interest on Lawyers Trust Account Regulations, is set to take effect June 12.
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