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Annotated South Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct, 2025 Edition

Nathan M. Crystal

Copyright 2025

This includes both a physical copy of the book and the book's download.

The Annotated South Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct 2025 Edition is designed to give busy practitioners quick, accurate, and inexpensive access to every important issue arising under the South Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct (SCACR 407). This practical, soft-cover volume contains the Rules of Professional Conduct, Rules for Lawyer Disciplinary Enforcement (SCACR 413), and several other important rules including Financial Recordkeeping and conduct during depositions. The volume is thoroughly annotated with relevant case law and Ethics Advisory Opinions current through December 2024 (Howard Advance Sheet #49, South Carolina Ethics Advisory Opinion #24-03, ABA Formal Ethics Opinion #513, and South Carolina Ethics Watch articles through December 2024). The book covers not only ethics topics, but related legal topics including malpractice liability, attorney-client privilege, and the work product doctrine. There is also a comprehensive index, comparisons of each SC Rule with the corresponding Model Rule, and many handy cross-references.

Best of all, Professor Crystal will post updates to the book on the CLE Division’s webpage, www.scbar.org/SCARPCUpdates, keeping subscribers current on the latest rule changes and other ethics developments covered by the book. As a matter of fact, Professor Crystal has already added updates from January 2025-July 2025 and plans to contribute updates regularly.

View the full Table of Contents here.

Summary of Contents:

• Lawyer’s Oath, SCACR 402(h)(3)
• Admission Pro Hac Vice and Appearances by Non-South Carolina Lawyers in Arbitration, Mediation or Other ADR Proceedings in South Carolina, SCACR 404
• South Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct Annotated, SCACR 407
• Overview of the South Carolina Disciplinary System
• IOLTA, SCACR 412
• Rules for Lawyer Disciplinary Enforcement, SCACR 413
• Financial Recordkeeping, SCACR 417
• Advertising and Solicitation by Unlicensed Lawyers, SCACR 418
• Intervention to Protect Clients, SCACR 428
• Conduct During Depositions, SCRCP 30(j)
• Sealing Documents and Settlement Agreements, SCRCP 41.1
• Privacy Protection for Filings, SCRCP 41.2

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