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Entails fully disclosing the relevant facts to a client and obtaining consent before proceeding.

Ethical fee practices include clear, reasonable, and communicated billing arrangements with clients.

In negotiations, lawyers must be honest and must not make false statements of fact or law.

Accepting substantial gifts from clients can raise ethical issues and potential conflicts of interest.

Lawyers are required to act with reasonable diligence and promptness in representing a client.

Lawyers have an obligation to maintain integrity and decorum in the judicial process.

Must be negotiated and drafted ethically to ensure fairness and avoid taking advantage of less experienced parties.

Involves ethically respecting and protecting the creative works and intellectual property of others.

Requires an attorney to keep all client communications private unless the client consents to disclosure.

Representing two clients in the same matter, can raise ethical concerns when interests conflict.

Unethically using a client's situation for the lawyer's personal gain is considered exploitation.

Marketing must be truthful and not misleading, and there are restrictions on direct solicitation of clients.

Occurs when an attorney represents competing parties, thereby compromising loyalty or confidentiality.

Lawyers must provide competent representation by having the necessary skill and knowledge.

Lawyers have a duty to report professional misconduct by other attorneys.

Attorneys must carefully handle client funds, keeping them separate from their own.

Addresses the ethical use of a person's likeness or identity in commercial endeavors without permission.

Generally considered unethical due to the power imbalance and potential for exploitation.

Entails special considerations for capacity and consent when dealing with clients who are minors.