In Elektra v. Santangelo II (the case against two of Patti Santangelo's children), the lawyer for Michelle Santangelo, Jordan Glass, has made a motion to be admitted to the Court pro hac vice (for that particular case):
Motion for pro hac vice admission*
Presumably this is the first step in making a motion to vacate the default judgment which the RIAA previously entered against his client.
* Document published online at Internet Law & Regulation
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