OR · rules
ORAP 1.32
OUT-OF-STATE ATTORNEY AND SELF-REPRESENTED PARTY CONTACT INFORMATION; CHANGES IN CONTACT INFORMATION FOR ATTORNEY, OUT-OF-STATE ATTORNEY, AND SELF-REPRESENTED PARTY
(1) An out-of-state attorney who appears by brief or argues the cause under ORAP
6.10(4) or ORAP 8.10(4) and any self-represented party must provide the court with the address
for that attorney or party.
(a) A self-represented party or out-of-state attorney who provides the court
with an email address on a paper filed document or files a document using the appellate
eFiling system will receive court notifications by email. A self-represented litigant may
request notification by regular mail instead of email by filing a notice with the court.
(b) An out-of-state attorney or self-represented party who provides the court
with an address or email address under subsection (1) of this rule must notify the court of
a change of address or email address.[fn 1]
(2) If an attorney for a party files a change of address with the Oregon State Bar, or if
an out-of-state attorney or a self-represented party notifies the court of a change of mailing or
email address in writing or otherwise, the attorney or party must inform all other parties of the
change of mailing or email address within seven calendar days.
Provenance
- Source
- courts.oregon.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-25
- Edition
- 2026-09-25
- Content hash
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