N.D. Tex. LR 77.1

(a) Furnishing Copies of Orders and Judgments. Unless the presiding judge

otherwise directs, the clerk shall furnish a copy of each order and judgment to counsel of

record by first class mail or by electronic transmission. Where a party is represented by

more than one attorney of record, the attorney designated in accordance with LR 77.1(b)

or (c) shall receive copies of orders and judgments and distribute them to co-counsel for

the same party who have not received a notice of electronic filing from ECF.

(b) Designation of Counsel to Receive Orders and Judgments. The clerk shall

designate an attorney to receive copies of orders and judgments, in the following manner:

(1) the first attorney to sign a plaintiff’s complaint;

(2) the first attorney to sign a defendant’s initial responsive pleading;

(3) the first attorney to sign a removing party’s notice of removal, and the first

attorney listed on the civil cover sheet and/or supplemental civil cover sheet

for the remaining parties; and

(4) the first attorney listed on the bankruptcy docket sheet for each party in a

bankruptcy withdrawal or bankruptcy appeal.

(c) Change in Designation of Counsel. If the attorney designated to receive orders

and judgments desires that another attorney be substituted for this purpose, the attorney

must request substitution in the manner prescribed by the clerk.