205 CMR, § 107.03 - Notice of Appearance by Attorney
(1) Each
attorney practicing law before the commission shall promptly file with the
commission a notice of appearance in each particular matter and on behalf of
each client represented and may be required to file evidence of the attorney's
authority to act in such capacity. The address of each attorney, telephone
number, and e-mail address shall be stated. The signature of an attorney to a
document shall constitute an appearance by the attorney who signs it, unless
the paper states otherwise, and shall constitute a certificate that the
attorney has read the document and that to the best of the attorney's
knowledge, information, and belief there is a good ground to support
it.
(2) In the event of a change in
the attorney's address during a particular matter in which the attorney has
appeared, the attorney shall immediately notify the commission in writing.
Unless otherwise provided by
205 CMR
107.00, an attorney may withdraw from a particular
matter by filing written notice of withdrawal with the commission, together
with proof of service on the attorney's client and any other parties to the
particular matter.
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