D. Del. LR 83.5

(a) The Bar of this Court. The Bar of this Court shall consist of those persons

heretofore admitted to practice in this Court and those who may hereafter be admitted in

accordance with these Rules.

(b) Admission. Any attorney admitted to practice by the Supreme Court of

the State of Delaware may be admitted to the Bar of this Court on motion of a member of

the Bar of this Court made in open court and upon taking the following oath and signing

the roll:

“I, _______________________________________________, do

solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will conduct myself, as an attorney and

counselor of this Court, uprightly, and according to law; and that I will

support the Constitution of the United States.”

(c) Admission Pro Hac Vice. Attorneys admitted, practicing, and in good

standing in another jurisdiction, who are not admitted to practice by the Supreme Court

of the State of Delaware, may be admitted pro hac vice to the Bar of this Court in the

discretion of the Court, such admission to be at the pleasure of the Court. Unless

otherwise ordered by the Court, or authorized by the Constitution of the United States or

acts of Congress, an applicant is not eligible for permission to practice pro hac vice if the

applicant:

(1) Resides in Delaware; or

(2) Is regularly employed in Delaware; or

(3) Is regularly engaged in business, professional, or other similar

activities in Delaware.

Any judge of the Court may revoke, upon hearing after notice and for good cause,

a pro hac vice admission. The form for admission pro hac vice, which may be amended

by the Court as prescribed by standing order, is appended to these rules.

(d) Association with Delaware counsel required. Unless otherwise ordered,

an attorney not admitted to practice by the Supreme Court of the State of Delaware may

not be admitted pro hac vice in this Court unless associated with an attorney who is a

member of the Bar of this Court and who maintains an office in the District of Delaware

for the regular transaction of business (“Delaware counsel”). Consistent with CM/ECF

Procedures, Delaware counsel shall be the registered users of CM/ECF and shall be

required to file all papers. Unless otherwise ordered, Delaware counsel shall attend

proceedings before the Court.

(1) Unless otherwise ordered by the Court in connection with an

application filed under D. Del. LR 83.5(f), an attorney who is admitted to practice by the

Supreme Court of the State of Delaware but who does not maintain an office in the

District of Delaware for the regular transaction of business must associate with Delaware

counsel. Such counsel may appear through its Delaware counsel filing a notice stating

that such counsel complies with this paragraph.

(e) Time to Obtain Delaware Counsel. A party not appearing pro se shall

obtain representation by a member of the Bar of this Court or have its counsel associate

with a member of the Bar of this Court in accordance with D. Del. LR 83.5(d) within 30

days after:

(1) The filing of the first paper filed on its behalf; or

(2) The filing of a case transferred or removed to this Court.

Failure to timely obtain such representation shall subject the defaulting party to

appropriate sanctions under D. Del. LR 1.3(a).

(f) Association with Delaware counsel not required.

(1) Attorneys who are members in good standing of the bar of the

highest Court of any state, territory, or the District of Columbia may, after submitting

themselves to the jurisdiction of this Court in writing, act as an attorney in this Court on

behalf of the United States or any of its departments, agencies or officials (in their official

or individual capacities).

(2) Attorneys who are admitted to the Bar of this Court and in good

standing, but who do not maintain an office in the District of Delaware, may appear on

behalf of parties upon application to the Court.