Rule 3.171 - ATTORNEY REPRESENTATION(1) An attorney wishing to appear in a case for a client who already has an attorney of record will notify the court of his or her representation as soon as reasonably practicable, and will otherwise follow Oregon Rules of Professional Conduct 1.2 and 4.2.(2) If more than one attorney will be appearing for a single client in a given case, the attorneys must provide reasonable notice to the court of the role of each attorney in the case, including which attorney should be considered the "attorney of record."(3) Where a litigant in a criminal, juvenile or civil commitment case is represented by court-appointed counsel, another attorney may not represent the litigant in that case without first receiving written permission from the court.Columbia Supp. L. R. 3.171
Amended effective 2/1/2024.