Attorney Information
Admission to Practice
- See Local Rule 2090-1 - ATTORNEY'S - ADMISSION TO PRACTICE
Attorney Conduct
Change of Address or E-mail Address
Changes to U.S. mailing addresses, telephone numbers, and email addresses may be sent by email to webmaster@laeb.uscourts.gov, or by regular mail to:
Systems Department
Attn: Address Change
United States Bankruptcy
Court
500 Poydras Street, Suite B-601
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
In the rare situation when you would like an address change to be made only in one specific case or cases, you must file the request for change of address through CM/ECF. Click on “Bankruptcy”. “Other”. Type in the case number. Click on “Request for Change of Address”.
Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing (EBN)
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana gives you the option of electronic noticing in bankruptcy cases in lieu of paper notices via the U.S. Mail. There are three options available for electronic noticing:
- Internet E-Mail - requires that your e-mail provider use Delivery Service Notification (DSN) to confirm receipt of e-mail notices,
- Electronic Data Interchange - Normally for high volume users,
- Fax Noticing
For further information, visit the electronic noticing web page at www.EBNuscourts.com or call the Bankruptcy Noticing Center toll-free at 1-877-837-3424.
Requirements to File Electronically
To file electronically with our court you must:
- Be admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana or to appear on a pro hac vice basis. Refer to Local Rule 2090-1.
- Complete the on-line Electronic Learning Modules on this website, or certify as to CM/ECF training in any federal court.
- Submit a completed Application for Attorney Password for Electronic Case Filing System.
- Attorneys can also file bankruptcy cases and documents on court provided computers located in the lobby of the Clerk’s Office.
- To make online credit card payments, use pay.gov