R.I. Work. Comp. Ct. R. 1.10
No attorney appearing in any case will be allowed to withdraw without the consent of the court, except where another attorney enters an appearance at the time of such withdrawal. All other withdrawals shall be upon motion with reasonable notice to the party represented. No such motion shall be granted unless the attorney who seeks to withdraw shall file with the clerk the last known address of her/his client, or the client files her/his address, and in either situation the address which is filed shall be the official address to which notices may be sent. A motion for withdrawal shall be accompanied by an affidavit setting forth facts showing the military status of the client, or by a written statement of the client consenting to such withdrawal. No motion to withdraw an appearance will be granted if it appears that the client is in the military service of the United States, as defined in the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (50 U.S.C.A. App. § 501, et seq.), and any amendments thereto, unless the client consents thereto in writing, or another attorney enters as counsel of record at the time of such withdrawal.
R.I. Work. Comp. Ct. R. 1.10