Ill. Admin. Code tit. 68, § 1110.90 - Representation
a) A party may be
represented by an attorney who is licensed in Illinois or by an attorney
otherwise permitted by law to practice in the State. Attorneys who appear in a
representative capacity must file written notice of appearance setting forth:
1) The name, address, email address,
telephone number and Supreme Court registration number of the
attorney;
2) The name, address and
email address of the party represented; and
3) An affirmative statement indicating that
the attorney is licensed in Illinois or is appearing pro hac vice.
b) An attorney may withdraw from
employment as a representative only upon written notice to the Division and the
licensee stating the specific reasons for the withdrawal.
c) A law student licensed under Supreme Court
Rule 711 may appear on behalf of any party as permitted by Supreme Court Rule
711 and shall be subject to the same requirements as an attorney.
d) Attorneys admitted to practice in states
or jurisdictions other than the State of Illinois may appear and be heard in a
specific hearing pro hac vice as authorized and in compliance with Supreme
Court Rule 707. The attorney's appearance shall include documentation as to his
or her eligibility or qualification under Supreme Court Rule 707.
e) Any individual may appear on his or her
own behalf.
f) A corporation,
limited liability company, professional limited liability company, or
partnership must appear by legal counsel, licensed to practice in the State of
Illinois or appearing pro hac vice.
g) Once an appearance is filed, a copy of all
future filings shall be served upon the counsel of record, unless that counsel
has withdrawn. In addition to that service, a copy may be served on the
licensee.
h) The standard of
conduct shall be the same as before the Courts of Illinois. Attorneys appearing
before the Division shall conform their conduct to the Illinois Rules of
Professional Conduct. Any failure to behave in a manner consistent with those
standards of conduct or this Part will authorize an Administrative Law Judge to
take the following actions:
1) Limitation of
evidence;
2) Substitution of
written argument in place of oral argument; or
3) If warranted, report an attorney's
misbehavior to the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission of the
Illinois Supreme Court.
i) If any of the actions authorized by
subsection (h) are taken by the ALJ, it shall be done as a matter of record,
and the ALJ shall state for the record the specific reasons for the
action.
j) A party sanctioned under
this Section may request the decision be reviewed by the Director.
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