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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “misleading the court”

Disbarment for Breach of Candor: Misleading the Court and Professional Misconduct

A lawyer's flip-flopping statements and misleading pleadings led to disbarment. Learn the ethical rules on candor and professionalism.

Disbarment for Misleading the Court: Candor as a Lawyer's Highest Duty

The Supreme Court disbarred a lawyer for misleading the court and breaching candor, reaffirming that honesty is the foundation of legal practice.

Upholding Accountability Attorney Sanctioned FOR Misleading THE Court AND Obstructing Justice

Supreme Court rules on contempt jurisdiction, residual powers of trial courts, and ministerial duties of court officers in execution pending appeal.

Misleading the Court and Defying Suspension Orders: A Lesson in Legal Ethics

A lawyer's suspension from practice is not a mere suggestion. Learn how the Supreme Court disciplined a lawyer for misleading the court and appearing while suspended.

Default Judgments: When a Bank's Procedural Lapses Lead to Default

The Supreme Court upheld a default declaration against PNB for filing a late answer and misleading the court, clarifying strict rules on extensions.

Upholding Ethical Conduct: Lawyer Suspended for Misleading the Court

A lawyer's two-month suspension for misleading the Supreme Court on appeal deadlines, and lessons on candor under Canon 10.

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.

Truth and Honesty in Legal Practice: Why Misleading the Court Can Lead to Suspension

A lawyer's false statement in a motion for postponement led to a six-month suspension. Learn the ethical rules on candor.