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Enthusiast
Yes. Better to be safe and get your name off the docket.
I was always taught the firm represents the client, not the lawyer. All substitutions I’ve ever drafted were represented: xxx law firm, by xxx attorney. Not arguing, just confused.
Enthusiast
You really should. Just have your old firm do a substitution that serves as both a withdrawal and entry of appearance for the new attorney. If you remain the attorney of record on file with the clerk and something crazy happens or your old firm is sanctioned it can be a headache to get straightened out. Unlikely, but worth it for the peace of mind.
Enthusiast
Yep State ime is far easier. the district I’m most frequently in has a withdrawal by consent procedure that allows the withdrawing attorney and the new appearing attorney to both sign the same notice and represent they’ve complied with notice to client. But if you screw it up you will without fail get like 12 hours to fix it and if you don’t, a show cause the next day
Also worth checking out ABA ethics opinion 489 (and any similar opinion in your state) related to notice and withdrawal procedures. Your current firm may give you a hard time, but you really should notify clients and get confirmation they wish for you to withdraw.
I don’t think so. The firm represents the client, not the individual attorney.
Coach
I would get my name off those cases.