Model Rules of Professional Conduct

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The Model Rules of Professional Conduct are a set of ethical standards and guidelines that govern the professional behavior and responsibilities of lawyers in the United States.

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instanceOf legal ethics code
model law
professional conduct rules
abbreviation MRPC
addresses advertising by lawyers
candor toward the tribunal
client-lawyer relationship
communications about legal services
competence of lawyers
confidentiality of information
conflicts of interest
disciplinary authority and choice of law
duties to prospective clients
duties to third persons
fairness to opposing party and counsel
fees
judicial officials’ responsibilities when applicable
law firm organization and management
multijurisdictional practice of law
prosecutors’ special responsibilities
reporting professional misconduct
responsibilities of partners and supervisory lawyers
responsibilities of subordinate lawyers
responsibilities regarding nonlawyer assistants
safeguarding client property in trust accounts
safekeeping property
solicitation of clients
truthfulness in statements to others
unauthorized practice of law
adoptedBy many U.S. state bar authorities
appliesTo law firms
lawyers
contains Preamble
Scope
Terminology
black-letter rules
comments
draftedBy American Bar Association
influences state rules of professional conduct
jurisdiction United States of America
surface form: United States
legalStatus model rules not directly binding unless adopted
promulgatedBy House of Delegates
surface form: ABA House of Delegates
purpose to maintain integrity of the legal profession
to promote public confidence in the legal system
to protect clients
to regulate professional conduct of lawyers
replaced Model Code of Professional Responsibility
subjectMatter legal ethics
professional responsibility of lawyers
usedAs basis for lawyer discipline in adopting jurisdictions

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American Bar Association issues Model Rules of Professional Conduct
ABA notableWork Model Rules of Professional Conduct
subject surface form: American Bar Association
Model Code of Judicial Conduct relatedTo Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct basedOn Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct
California Rules of Professional Conduct basedOn Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct
California Rules of Professional Conduct differsFrom Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct
MRPC standsFor Model Rules of Professional Conduct
MRPC hasPart Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: Rule 1.7 Conflict of Interest: Current Clients
MRPC hasPart Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: Rule 7.1 Communications Concerning a Lawyer’s Services
Model Code of Professional Responsibility replacedBy Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Oregon Rules of Professional Conduct basedOn Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Rule 3.3 Candor Toward the Tribunal relatedTo Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Rules of Professional Conduct of Pennsylvania basedOn Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Michigan Rules of Professional Conduct basedOn Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) requirement basedOn Model Rules of Professional Conduct
this entity surface form: ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct