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Law and Motion Day. The Attorney agrees to be present for Law and Motion Day, status conferences, and case management conferences as scheduled. If a substitute Attorney is necessary, the Attorney agrees to arrange for and update the substitute on case status so the hearing can proceed rather than be continued.
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