SUBPART B—Canons of Ethics (§1103.10 to §1103.35)
- 1103.10—Introduction.
- 1103.11—Standards of ethical conduct in courts of the United States to be observed.
- 1103.12—The practitioner's duty to and attitude toward the Board.
- 1103.13—Attempts to exert political or personal influence on the Board are prohibited.
- 1103.14—Private communications with the Board are prohibited.
- 1103.15—The practitioner's duty to clients, generally.
- 1103.16—Adverse influences and conflicting interests.
- 1103.17—Joint association of practitioners and conflicts of opinion.
- 1103.18—Withdrawal from employment.
- 1103.19—Advising upon the merits of a client's cause.
- 1103.20—Practitioner's fees and related practices.
- 1103.21—How far a practitioner may go in supporting a client's cause.
- 1103.22—Restraining clients from improprieties.
- 1103.23—Confidences of a client.
- 1103.24—Use of adverse witnesses.
- 1103.25—Treatment of witnesses, litigants and other counsel.
- 1103.26—Discussion of pending litigation in the public press.
- 1103.27—Candor and fairness in dealing with other litigants.
- 1103.28—Negotiations with opposing party.
- 1103.29—Public communication and solicitation.
- 1103.30—Acceptance of employment.
- 1103.31—Responsibility for litigation.
- 1103.32—Discovery of imposition and deception and duty to report corrupt or dishonest conduct.
- 1103.33—Responsibility when proposing a person for admission to practice before the Board.
- 1103.34—Intermediaries.
- 1103.35—Partnership or professional corporation names and titles.