Rule 303 - Membership Information(a)Required Information. All members of the Bar must provide the following membership information, which shall be considered public information: (2) Name of employer or firm, if applicable;(5) Email address for use by the Bar; and(6) In addition to the above information, an Active or House Counsel Member shall also provide: (A) An email address for electronic service of notices and orders from the courts in those counties and district courts where electronic filing has been approved by the Supreme Court. This email address may be the same as the email address identified in subsection (a)(5) above. If no separate email address for electronic service from the courts has been designated, the email address identified in subsection (a)(5) will be used for such service; and (B) Whether the attorney has professional liability insurance, if such insurance is required under Rule 302(a).(b)Changes to Membership Information. Attorneys shall provide written notification to the Bar of any change in their name, mailing address, telephone number or business email address within thirty (30) days of such change, provided that written notification of a change in the attorney's email address for purposes of electronic service from the courts shall be provided to the Bar within seven (7) days.(c)Failure to Notify the Bar of Changes. The license of any attorney who fails to comply with subsection (a) and (b) above may be canceled by the Supreme Court for failure to meet licensing requirements.(d)Notice. All notices sent pursuant to these Rules shall be mailed to the mailing address of the attorney as filed with the Bar under subsection (a)(3) and shall be deemed notice upon the attorney.Rule 303 amended 12/21/2016; effective 3/1/2017.