The aim of this article is the issue of unacceptable activities from the perspective of the professional ethics of an attorney-at-law. The work analyzes the possibilities for an attorney-at-law to undertake additional professional activities, both those related and unrelated to providing legal assistance. The recent amendment to the Code of Ethics for Attorneys-at-law specifies rules for cooperation with non-professional entities, with particular emphasis on their regulation.
The subject of this publication is the issue of conflict of interest in the profession of an attorney-at-law. The work analyzes the conflict of interests in the face of changes made in the wording of the Code of Ethics for Attorneys-at-law and the Regulations on the Practice of the Profession. It is examined whether changes in the scope of compliance with the obligation to avoid conflicts of interest are revolutionary or orderly in nature, and attention is paid to the obligations of attorney-at-law resulting from the obligation to avoid conflicts of interest.
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