Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Apr. 28, 2017
Misconduct (Rule 8.4)
See more on Misconduct (Rule 8.4)In case lawyers were under the misapprehension that any form of deceit, dishonesty, unlawful conduct, or other improper behavior was permissible in any way, proposed Rule 8.4 is designed to put those mistaken beliefs to rest. By Megan Zavieh
Megan Zavieh
Ethics, state bar defense
12460 Crabapple Rd Ste 202-272
Alpharetta , GA 30004
Email: megan@zaviehlaw.com
Megan is an ethics and California State Bar defense lawyer.
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PROPOSED RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
In case lawyers were under the misapprehension that any form of deceit, dishonesty, unlawful conduct, or other improper behavior was permissible in any way, proposed Rule 8.4 is designed to put those mistaken beliefs to rest.
Current Rule 1-120, titled Assisting, Soliciting, or Inducing Violations, is the closest rule to...
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