Legal Profession (Professional Conduct) Rules 2015 · As enacted · Part 2 · Rules Applicable to Practice of Law in Singapore
8A. Conduct of alternative dispute resolution process
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A legal practitioner must always be respectful of the alternative dispute resolution process and the adjudicator, mediator or other person conducting the process.
A legal practitioner must always be courteous in the conduct or presentation of his or her client’s case in an alternative dispute resolution process.
A legal practitioner must act in good faith throughout the alternative dispute resolution process.
A legal practitioner must not knowingly mislead or attempt to mislead in any way an adjudicator, a mediator or other person conducting the alternative dispute resolution process.
A legal practitioner must not knowingly assist or permit his or her client to mislead an adjudicator, a mediator or other person conducting the alternative dispute resolution process.
Subregulation 1
A legal practitioner must always be respectful of the alternative dispute resolution process and the adjudicator, mediator or other person conducting the process.
Subregulation 2
A legal practitioner must always be courteous in the conduct or presentation of his or her client’s case in an alternative dispute resolution process.
Subregulation 3
A legal practitioner must act in good faith throughout the alternative dispute resolution process.
Subregulation 4
A legal practitioner must not knowingly mislead or attempt to mislead in any way an adjudicator, a mediator or other person conducting the alternative dispute resolution process.
Subregulation 5
A legal practitioner must not knowingly assist or permit his or her client to mislead an adjudicator, a mediator or other person conducting the alternative dispute resolution process.