Make a Clean Exit From Utah Federal Court
Remember that when withdrawing as counsel in Utah Federal District Court that a local rule governs the process: DUCivR 83-1.4 ATTORNEYS – WITHDRAWAL OR REMOVAL OF ATTORNEY. Please do not file a plain motion for withdrawal like you would in state court because the federal judge will likely deny it and you will be stuck (at least for a bit longer) in a case spending more time for which you will not be compensated. Do it right the first time.
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