What does it mean that you handle cases in states other than Iowa pro hac vice?”
Pro hac vice is a Latin term meaning, “only this once.” In legal terms, pro hac vice refers to a special allowance made by a court that permits an out-of-state attorney to participate in a trial. Neither the information provided in our helpful journals or the list of frequently asked questions should be construed as legal advice or as the foundation of an attorney-client relationship.
