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Case 2310423mknDoc 1108Entered 08/22/23 08:56:13Page 1 of 3Christopher D. Johnson (Texas 24012913) DIAMOND McCarthy LLP 909 Fannie, Suite 3700 Houston, TX 77010 Tel.: 7133335100 Fax: 7133335199 chris.johnson@diamondmccarthy.comUNITED

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Who needs designation of local counsel?

1. Designation of local counsel is needed in various legal scenarios where an out-of-state attorney or law firm requires representation or assistance from an attorney who is licensed and familiar with the local jurisdiction.
2. Out-of-state attorneys: Attorneys who are not licensed to practice law in a specific jurisdiction may need to designate a local counsel to represent their client's interests and navigate the local legal system.
3. Multijurisdictional cases: In cases involving multiple jurisdictions, it may be necessary to appoint a local counsel to ensure compliance with local laws and procedures.
4. Pro hac vice admission: Attorneys seeking pro hac vice admission, which allows them to practice law temporarily in a jurisdiction where they are not licensed, often need to designate local counsel.
5. Legal professionals unfamiliar with a specific jurisdiction: Even for attorneys who are licensed in a different jurisdiction but are not familiar with the local practices, it can be beneficial to designate a local counsel for guidance and assistance.

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What is designation of local counsel?

The designation of local counsel refers to the formal appointment of a local attorney in a jurisdiction where a case is being filed, who acts as a representative for an out-of-state attorney to ensure compliance with local rules and practices.

Who is required to file designation of local counsel?

Out-of-state attorneys who are practicing law in a jurisdiction where they are not licensed are required to file a designation of local counsel.

How to fill out designation of local counsel?

To fill out a designation of local counsel, an out-of-state attorney must provide their information, select a licensed local attorney to act as counsel, and submit the required forms as per the local court rules.

What is the purpose of designation of local counsel?

The purpose of designation of local counsel is to ensure that a qualified attorney familiar with local laws and procedures represents clients in that jurisdiction, facilitating adherence to court rules.

What information must be reported on designation of local counsel?

The designation must include the names and contact information of both the out-of-state attorney and the local counsel, their respective bar numbers, and any additional information required by the court.