Section 792.10107. Attorneys and authorized representation; misconduct; withdrawal and substitution.

Rule 107. (1) A party may appear in person, by an attorney or by an authorized representative where permitted by statute or rule. To appear on behalf of a party, an attorney or authorized representative shall file a notice of appearance. A pleading, motion, or other document signed and filed by an attorney or authorized representative on behalf of a client is deemed the appearance of the attorney or authorized representative. An appearance by an attorney or authorized representative is an appearance by his or her firm or office. After a notice of appearance has been filed or after an appearance is made on the record, service of all papers in a proceeding shall be made upon the person whose name appears on the notice of appearance, at the address indicated on the notice of hearing, and shall be effective as service on the party represented.

(2) An attorney or authorized representative who has entered an appearance may withdraw from the case, or be substituted for another attorney, only by order of the administrative law judge. Timely notice of withdrawal or substitution shall be provided to all parties, their attorneys or authorized representatives, and the administrative law judge.

History: 2015 AACS.