(A) Every notice of appeal, pleading, motion and brief filed shall have typed or printed thereon the name, Ohio Supreme Court registration number, address, telephone and/or cell phone number, and e-mail address of all counsel (or parties, if not represented by counsel). Where a party is represented by more than one attorney, or by a firm of attorneys, one attorney shall be designated as having primary responsibility for the appeal. Counsel so designated shall be responsible for conducting the appeal, including the filing of briefs and other memoranda, attending and preparing for mediation, presenting oral argument, and receipt of notices and pleadings from the court and all other parties.(B) Counsel seeking to withdraw shall, with a written application showing good cause, submit proof of service of the notice of withdrawal upon the client, and the name and address of any substitute counsel, or, if none, the name and address of the client.(C) In cases where appointment of appellate counsel is necessary, such appointment shall be sought in the first instance in the trial court.(D) Admission of an out-of-state attorney pro hac vice will be allowed only following compliance with Gov.Bar R. XII, Rules for the Government of the Bar promulgated by the Supreme Court of Ohio. Prior to being granted permission to appear pro hac vice, the attorney shall have applied for registration with the Supreme Court Office of Attorney Services, paid the annual registration fee and been issued a certificate of pro hac vice registration. A motion for admission pro hac vice shall briefly and succinctly state the qualifications of the attorney seeking admission and comply with the requirements of Gov.Bar R. XII. It shall be filed with the first pleading or brief in which the attorney seeks to participate or at least thirty (30) days before oral argument if the attorney seeks only to participate in oral argument. The court may withdraw admission to participate pro hac vice at any time.Amended effective 2/3/2023.