Section R. 792.10107 - Attorneys and authorized representation; service; withdrawal and substitutionRule 107.
(1) A party may appear in person, by an attorney, or by an authorized representative where permitted by law. To appear on behalf of a party, an attorney or authorized representative must file a notice of appearance, unless the first appearance is made on the record in a proceeding. A pleading, motion, or other document signed and filed by an attorney or authorized representative on behalf of a party is a notice of appearance by the attorney or authorized representative. After a notice of appearance has been filed or made on the record, all papers in a proceeding must be served on the person who appeared or on the person whose name appears on the notice of appearance or filing, at the address identified by the person or on the appearance or filing, and is service on the represented party. Parties must notify the hearing system of any changes in address and phone number within 7 days of the change.(2) Upon notice, an attorney or authorized representative who has entered an appearance may withdraw from the case. Timely notice of withdrawal or substitution must be provided to all parties, their attorneys or authorized representatives, and the administrative law judge.Mich. Admin. Code R. 792.10107
2015 AACS; 2023 MR 19, Eff. 9/29/2023