Ohio Admin. Code 4121-2-01 - Standards of practice for attorneys, agents and representatives of claimants or employers
(A) Reasonable standards for those attorneys,
agents and representatives who practice before the bureau of workers'
compensation and the industrial commission shall include:
(1) Such attorney, agent or representative
shall make themselves
himself or herself competent to handle such matters
by becoming familiar with the statutes, decisions of the courts, and rules of
the bureau and industrial commission relating to workers'
compensation.
(2) Shall make
adequate preparation before filing an application or appearing at a
hearing.
(3) Shall not neglect or
procrastinate in regard to any matter in which they
he or she
represents
represent a party.
(4) Abide by the rules of the bureau and the
commission in appearing for a party or in filing applications.
(5) In general conduct
themselves
himself or
herself in accordance with the Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct
(effective February 1, 2007; as amended effective June
17, 2020January 1, 2012).
(B) No person other than an
attorney in good standing may render advice or services in the preparation or
presentation of a claim for compensation and benefits arising under the
workers' compensation laws of Ohio if a fee for such advice or services is to
be received from or charged against the one having such claim.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 4123.06
Rule Amplifies: 4123.06, 4123.96, 4123.88
Prior Effective Dates: 01/01/1978, 02/01/1999, 04/25/2014, 02/01/2019
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