CIT Slightly Increases Filing, New Attorney Fees
The Court of International Trade is making minor changes to its schedule of fees that will take effect on Feb. 1, it said (here). Among other changes, the fee for an original admission for an attorney to practice before the…
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court is rising from $76 to $81 (here), which requires conforming changes to CIT Rule 74 (here) and CIT’s application for admission (here). The court is also amending its list of judges (here) to reflect the death of Senior Judge Donald Pogue in October (see 1610260061).