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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “rule 8.01”

Ethical Boundaries: Upholding Respect and Dignity in Legal Advocacy

The Supreme Court reminds lawyers that even forceful arguments must remain respectful, citing Rule 8.01 of the CPR.

Ethical Boundaries: Lawyers' Duty to Avoid Abusive Language in Professional Dealings

The Supreme Court reminds lawyers that demand letters must remain respectful, not abusive or defamatory, under Rule 8.01 of the CPR.

Lawyer Suspended for Abusive Language in Demand Letter: A Lesson in Professional Conduct

The Supreme Court suspends a lawyer for using abusive, offensive language in a demand letter, reaffirming Rule 8.01 of the CPR.