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Texas Blockchain Council v. Department of Energy — Entry #26: Pro Hac Vice Letter to Chamber of Digital Commerce to attorney Greg White

Case: Texas Blockchain Council v. Department of Energy txwd · 6:24-cv-00099

filed February 22, 2024

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Docket entry #26 · filed March 01, 2024

Pro Hac Vice Letter to Chamber of Digital Commerce to attorney Greg White. (zv)

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We follow this case because a company we track is a party: Riot (listed as “Riot Platforms, Inc.”). We checked the full party list on September 03, 2026 and confirmed the match.

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Case 6:24-cv-00099-ADA Document 26 Filed 03/01/24 Page 1 of 1


                                      UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
  PHILIP J. DEVLIN                     WESTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS                                         ANNETTE FRENCH
  CLERK OF COURT                          800 Franklin Avenue Room 380                                     CHIEF DEPUTY

                                                 Waco, TX 76701

                                                    March 1, 2024

Greg White
900 Washington Avenue
Suite 800
Waco, Texas 76701

Re:     Civil Case No. 6:24-cv-00099; Texas Blockchain Council et al v. Department of Energy et al


        Our records indicate that you are not admitted to practice in this Court. Western District of Texas Local Court
Rule AT-1(f)(1) states:

              In General: An attorney who is licensed by the highest court of a state or another federal district court,
              but who is not admitted to practice before this court, may represent a party in this court pro hac vice
              only by permission of the judge presiding. Unless excused by the judge presiding, an attorney is
              ordinarily required to apply for admission to the bar of this court.

        You were included as an attorney of record on a recent filing in the above-named cause. If you are
representing a party, please submit a motion requesting the Court’s permission to appear in the above captioned case.
(Pro hac vice admission is on a per-case basis. Previous pro hac admission will not apply to future cases.) If you wish
to file an application to be admitted in the Western District of Texas, the application forms and the Local Rules for the
Western District of Texas are available on our website www.txwd.uscourts.gov. If you are an attorney who maintains
his or her office outside of the Western District of Texas, the judge may require you to designate local counsel. (Local
Rule AT-2).

        If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact our office.
                                                       Sincerely,