13 Miss. Code. R. 4-3.5 - Appearance Through Counsel
(a) Parties to
proceedings governed by this regulation may appear personally or through an
attorney, except that a party must personally attend any hearing on the merits
unless his attendance has been waived, in writing, by the hearing examiner or
the Chairman.
(b) When a party has
appeared through an attorney, service of all notices, motions, orders,
decisions and other papers shall thereafter be made upon the attorney, unless
the party requests otherwise in writing.
(c) When a party is represented by an
attorney, the attorney shall sign all motions, oppositions, notices, requests,
and other papers on behalf of the party, including a request for subpoenas.
(Adopted: 09/25/1991.)
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