New members of the Florida Bar will have to pledge fairness, integrity and civility in all communications when taking their oaths of office from now on. Concerned about increasing incivility among lawyers, the Florida Supreme Court has altered the oath in a unanimous ruling, "recognizing the importance of respectful and civil conduct in the practice of law."
September 19, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
New members of the Florida Bar will have to pledge fairness, integrity and civility in all communications when taking their oaths of office from now on.
The Florida Supreme Court, concerned about increasing incivility among lawyers, altered the Florida Bar’s lawyer’s oath in a unanimous ruling, “recognizing the importance of respectful and civil conduct in the practice of law.”
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