What are the prohibitive provisions of the Lawyers Law on the practice of lawyersIf a lawyer commits any of the following acts, he shall be punished as prescribed in Article 44, Item 11 of the Lawyers

What are the prohibitive provisions of the Lawyers Law on the practice of lawyersIf a lawyer commits any of the following acts, he shall be punished as prescribed in Article 44, Item 11 of the Lawyers Law "Other acts", judicial administrative organs shall impose corresponding penalties in accordance with the provisions of the Lawyers Law and these Measures: (1) working in a law firm and other legal service institutions at the same time; (2) in the same case (2) In the same case, simultaneously represent and defend a third party who has a conflict of interest with the client; (3) In two or more cases of interest, represent and defend parties with conflicts of interest respectively; (4) ) Acting as a legal consultant, representing or defending the opposite party of the legal advisory unit or other parties with conflicts of interest; (5) Making false promises to the parties in order to win business; (6) Making false promises to the client in order to win business Making false promises (8) Taking advantage of relationships with judicial organs, administrative agencies or other organizations with social management functions to engage in unfair competition; (9) Failure to conscientiously perform the duties of legal advisor after accepting an entrustment, causing losses to the client ; (10) Failure to perform the duties of a legal advisor while serving as a legal advisor; (11) Making false promises to the client in order to solicit business; (12) Using the media, advertising or other means to conduct unrealistic or inappropriate publicity ; (13) After accepting the entrustment, failing to provide the agreed legal services to the client without justifiable reasons; (14) Exceeding the entrustment authority and engaging in activities unrelated to the legal affairs of the entrustment; (15) After accepting the entrustment, intentionally Harm the interests of the client, or maliciously collude with the other party or a third party to infringe the interests of the client; (13) To prevent the client from terminating the trust relationship, threaten or intimidate the client, or collude with the other party or a third party without justifiable reasons Malicious collusion to infringe on the interests of the client; (14) Threatening or intimidating the client to prevent the client from terminating the client's relationship, or withholding materials provided by the client without justifiable reasons; (14) Violating the regulations on the management of lawyer service fees or the fee contract Agree to ask for fees or property other than those specified in the agreement from the client; (15) Provide legal services as a non-lawyer during the period of practice; (16) During the period of undertaking the case, meet with the client during non-working hours and at non-working places judges, prosecutors, arbitrators or other relevant staff, or unilaterally meets with judges, prosecutors, arbitrators or other relevant staff in violation of regulations; (17) Lawyers who have served as judges or prosecutors, two years after leaving their posts, Serving as a litigation agent or defender within the year, or serving as an agent or defender handling cases during the term of office; (18) Violating regulations by bringing in non-lawyers; 11) Meeting with criminal suspects, defendants or criminals in custody, or during the meeting Violating relevant management regulations; (19) Providing false materials to judicial administrative organs or lawyers associations, concealing important facts, or committing other acts of fraud; (20) Continuing to practice during the penalty period of suspension of practice, or suspending business in a law firm Continue to practice in the name of the firm during the period of rectification or after deregistration; (21) Engage in other violations of laws or violations of lawyers’ professional ethics and civil ethics, seriously damaging the professional image of lawyers. Article 9 If a law firm commits any of the following acts, the judicial administrative organs of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government shall give a warning, confiscate illegal income, and suspend business for a period of not less than three months and not more than one year for rectification: (1) Using the name of a law firm without authorization Engage in activities, or change or lend the name of a law firm without authorization; (2) Failure to change the name, articles of association, person in charge, partners, residence, partnership agreement and other matters within the prescribed time. (3) Using unfair means to prevent partners, partners, or lawyers from withdrawing from the law firm; (4) Developing persons who do not meet the prescribed conditions into partners, partners, or electing to be the person in charge of the law firm; (5) ) Failure to uniformly accept entrustments, sign written entrustment contracts and charging contracts, and uniformly collect fees paid by clients in accordance with regulations, or fail to uniformly keep and use special notes, financial notes, and business files for lawyer services in accordance with regulations; (6) Failure to submit to the entrustment The person issues legal bills for lawyer service fees, or fails to submit valid vouchers for case fees to the client; (7) Violates the regulations on the management of lawyer service fees or the stipulations in the fee contract, expands the scope of fees, raises fee standards without authorization, or asks for regulations and stipulations 8) Setting up an office or reception room in a place other than the residence without authorization, or setting up a branch without authorization (9) Hiring lawyers or other staff, failing to sign an employment contract with the applicant in accordance with regulations, or failing to handle social matters for him or her; insurance; (10) Maliciously evading the debts of the law firm and its branches; (11) Using the media, advertising or other means to carry out untrue or improper publicity; (12) Using the media, advertising or other means to carry out untrue or improper publicity; (13) Using the media, advertising or other means to carry out untrue or inappropriate publicity; (14) Using the media, advertising or other means to carry out untrue or inappropriate publicity; (15) Using the media , advertising or other means for untrue or improper publicity; (16) Using the media, advertising or other means for untrue or improper publicity; (17) Using the media, advertising or other means for untrue or improper publicity . or improper publicity; (12) Using improper methods such as payment of referral fees, kickbacks, and promising benefits to solicit business; (13) Using relationships with judicial organs, administrative agencies, or other social management departments to engage in improper activities Competitive; (14) Fabricating and spreading false facts to damage and slander the reputation of other law firms and lawyers; (15) In the same case. Designate lawyers from our firm to represent and defend both parties or parties with conflicts of interest, except where there is only one law firm in the county (city), and with the consent of both parties; (16) Disclose the business secrets or personal privacy of the parties; (17) Providing false certificates to judicial administrative organs and lawyers associations, concealing important facts, or engaging in other acts of fraud; (18) Allowing or tacitly allowing a lawyer who has been suspended from practicing law to continue to practice; (19) Using issued or provided documents Law firm introduction letters, lawyer service-specific documents, fee receipts, etc. , providing conveniences for people who have not yet obtained a lawyer's practicing certificate or other law firms to practice illegally; (20) Printing lawyer business cards, logos, or issuing other certification documents proving the lawyer's identity for people who have not yet obtained a lawyer's practicing certificate, Or knowingly knowing that the firm has committed the above-mentioned acts but failing to stop them; (21) Allowing or acquiescing to lawyers to purchase items, finance travel, reimburse expenses, decorate houses, or provide transportation, Communication tools; (22) Failure to pay taxes in accordance with the law; (23) Other behaviors that should be punished. If a law firm has any of the following circumstances, the judicial administrative agency of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government shall impose a penalty of revoking the practice certificate; if there is any illegal income, the illegal income shall be confiscated and a fine may be imposed concurrently: (1) Refusing to refuse business after being punished for suspension of business for rectification Make corrections, or continue to practice during the suspension of business for rectification; (2) Bribes to judges, prosecutors, arbitrators or other relevant personnel; (3) Subject to criminal penalties; (4) Other violations that seriously damage the image of the lawyer profession Behavioral