Local Rule RULE 11.3: CERTIFICATE OF INTEREST
C.D. Ill. — Civil rule
RULE 11.3 CERTIFICATE OF INTEREST To enable the presiding judge to determine whether recusal is necessary or appropriate, an attorney for a non-governmental party or an amicus curiae must file a Certificate of Interest stating the following information:
(1) The full name of every party or amicus the attorney represents in the case;
(2) If such party or amicus is a corporation:
(a) its parent corporation, if any; and
(b) a list of corporate stockholders which are publicly held companies owning 10 percent or more of the stock of the party or amicus if it is a publicly held company.
(3) The name of all law firms whose partners or associates appear for a party or are expected to appear for the party in the case.
The certificate must be filed with the complaint or upon the first appearance of counsel in the case. The certificate must be in the following form:
[CAPTION]
The undersigned, counsel of record for [JOHN DOE, PLAINTIFF] furnishes the following in compliance with Rule 11.3 of this court.
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DATE ATTORNEY SIGNATURE This rule does not apply to pro se litigants.