1. (a) A party to an administrative hearing may be represented by an attorney or may be self-represented. An agency or entity is self-represented when acting through an authorized employee or officer. The administrative law judge may allow a self-represented party to be assisted by a person who is not an attorney and may impose reasonable limits on participation by the assistant.

2. (b) A party represented by an attorney in the administrative hearing shall file, or cause the attorney to file, and serve on the other parties a document that

   1. (1) identifies the attorney; and

   2. (2) provides the address, telephone number, facsimile number, and electronic mail address for the attorney, and

      1. (A) the Alaska Bar Association number of the attorney; or
      2. (B) if the attorney is not licensed to practice law in active status in this state, the name of each state in which the attorney is licensed to practice law in active status.

(Eff. 7/2/2006, Register 178)