Minnesota Administrative Rules
Agency 104 - Administrative Hearings Office and Labor and Industry Department
Chapter 1415 - JOINT WORKERS' COMPENSATION LITIGATION PROCEDURES
Part 1415.0800 - NOTICE OF REPRESENTATION

Universal Citation: MN Rules 1415.0800

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 39, March 25, 2024

Subpart 1. Filing.

When a party is represented by an attorney, written notice of representation must be filed with the division. A notice of representation is not necessary when the attorney files a signed pleading as the attorney for the party or a copy of a fully executed retainer agreement.

A. The notice of representation of an employee, dependent, or heir must be signed by the attorney, signed by the employee, dependent, or heir, and include the address and telephone number of the attorney, and the attorney's Minnesota Supreme Court license number.

B. Copies of the notice or retainer agreement must be served pursuant to part 1415.0700.

Subp. 2. Substitution of attorney.

If a party is represented by an attorney and the party subsequently desires to change attorneys, the attorney assuming representation shall file a notice of representation and a copy of the new retainer agreement. The new notice of representation and new retainer agreement must be filed and served on all parties and the previous attorney within 20 days of the signing of a retainer agreement.

Subp. 3. [Repealed, 29 SR 1448]

Statutory Authority: MS s 14.51; 175.17; 175.171; 176.081; 176.155; 176.231; 176.285; 176.312; 176.361; 176.83

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