Section 6-6 - Appearances a. Appearance or representation of parties may be made as follows: - (1) An individual may appear and be heard on his or her own behalf;
- (2) A partnership may appear and be represented by a partner;
- (3) A corporation may appear and be represented by an executive corporate officer, a managing employee, or other duly authorized agent;
- (4) A municipal corporation or government agency may appear and be represented by an officer, a member of its governing body, or a duly authorized employee;
- (5) An unincorporated association may appear and be represented by any bonafide general officer or full time employee authorized to represent the membership of the association;
- (6) Any party may appear and be represented by an attorney at law admitted to active practice in Wyoming. An attorney admitted to practice in another state must associate with local counsel and move the hearing officer to allow his or her appearance.
- (7) In unusual circumstances, the hearing officer may allow representation by other persons upon request.
b. The filing of a pleading by an attorney constitutes an appearance for the party he or she represents.
c. The secretary and hearing officer must be notified in writing of the withdrawal of any attorney.