Black v. Baptist Medical Center

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the filing of complaint by person not admitted to practice law in Alabama was a fatal defect for purposes of the statute of limitations
• holding that a pleading filed by an out-of-state attorney who had not obtained pro hac vice status in Alabama is to be stricken as a “nullity”
• holding that a pleading filed by an out-of-state attorney who had not obtained pro hac vice status in Alabama is to be stricken as a “nullity”
• concluding that a complaint filed by an out-of-state attorney who had no local counsel at the time and who failed to comply with Alabama’s mandatory pro hac vice rules “was a nullity”
• holding that a pleading filed by an out-of-state attorney who has failed to comply with Alabama’s mandatory pro hac vice rule, is to be stricken as 23 Case: 11-13802 Date Filed: 12/28/2012 Page: 24 of 25 a “nullity”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).