Engaging in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation. Such conduct is considered professional misconduct under Hawaii's Rules of Professional Conduct.
In Hawaii, an attorney may represent conflicting interests only if both clients give informed consent in writing.
Obtain permission from the court, if required, and take steps to avoid prejudice to the client. An attorney must ensure that the client is not adversely affected by the withdrawal.
Attorneys in Hawaii must keep all information related to the representation of a client confidential, with limited exceptions.
Contingent fee agreements in Hawaii must be in writing and clearly state how the fee will be calculated.
