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Showing 1–2 of 2 articles for “candor to court”

Upholding Honesty in Court: Attorney Suspended for Misleading Statements

A lawyer's false denial of a compromise agreement led to a one-month suspension, reaffirming that candor to courts is non-negotiable.

Truth and Candor in Legal Practice: Disciplining Lawyers for Misleading the Court

A lawyer's duty of candor to courts is absolute. Learn how misleading statements led to suspension in this Philippine case.