[WSBARP] seeking litigator re CR 71 objecting to notice of withdrawal

[Carl L. Gay]

Dear colleagues,

 

I wish to consult with a litigator experienced in CR 71 (d) matters.
Opposing counsel moved for immediate withdrawal (upon one hour notice to me
that he would appear on the daily ex parte calendar) and I appeared and
filed a written objection.  The court ruled CR 71 (d) allowed his client (a
non-lawyer residing in a foreign jurisdiction who said in an affidavit she
wanted to represent herself) to be deemed an “attorney” and thus opposing
counsel was entitled to immediately withdraw because that was tantamount to
substitution of a new lawyer.

 

Carl Gay

 

 

CARL LLOYD GAY  

 

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