Attorneys - Appearance

-67- (a) Notice of Appearance. A notice of appearance shall contain the attorney’s name, office address, and telephone number as required under Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9010(b) and the attorney’s e-mail address and fax number. (b) Filing Petition as Appearance for Debtor. The filing of a petition in bankruptcy by an attorney on behalf of a debtor constitutes an entry of appearance in any and all matters arising during the administration of the case including, but not limited to, all applications, motions, and adversary proceedings.

(c) Filing Document as Appearance. (1) Main Case. The filing by an attorney of a pleading, application, motion, stipulation, or other document in the main case on behalf of a party constitutes an entry of appearance in the main case by the attorney for that party. (2) Adversary Proceeding.

The filing by an attorney of a pleading, application, motion, stipulation, or other document in an adversary proceeding on behalf of a party constitutes an entry of appearance in the adversary proceeding only by the attorney for that party. (d) Updating Information. (1) Attorney Filing User. An attorney, other than an attorney who is appearing pro hac vice under L.B.R. 2090-1(b) and is not a filing user, who has filed either a notice of appearance or who has entered an appearance under subdivisions (b) or (c) shall update the attorney’s electronic registration on the PACER System to show any change in the information contained in the notice of appearance or the petition or other document filed by the attorney.

(2) Attorney Non-Filing User. An attorney who is not a filing user shall promptly notify the Clerk of any change in the information contained in the attorney’s motion for admission pro hac vice, notice of appearance, or other document filed by the attorney.