(5) Death, Removal, Suspension, or Inaction of Attorney. When an attorney dies, is
removed or suspended, or ceases to act, the party, unless already represented by
another attorney, must designate a new attorney or file a pro se notice of appearance
before further proceedings occur.
(6) Attorney’s Authority and Duty Shall Continue. The authority and duty of attorneys
of record shall continue after final judgment for all proper purposes.
(e) Multiple counsel—Limitation of Activities.
If more than one attorney represents a party, only one attorney shall examine or cross-examine a
witness on behalf of such party, and not more than two attorneys shall argue the merits of the
cause on behalf of such party, except by permission of the Court.
(f) Compliance with Local Rules and Practice Before the Court.
Every member of the bar of this Court or attorney practicing before it shall be familiar with and
comply with the Local Rules of this Court and shall maintain the respect due courts of justice
and judicial officers; perform with the honesty, care, and decorum required for the fair and
efficient administration of justice; and discharge the obligations owed to his or her client and to
the judges of the Court.
