Rules Regulating The Florida Bar: The Rules Regulating The Florida Bar contain -- among other topics -- the Bylaws of The Florida Bar organization, the Rules of Discipline, the Rules of Professional Conduct, and other chapters on specific regulatory topics.

Standards for Lawyer Sanctions: Providing a format for Bar counsel, referees and the Supreme Court of Florida to follow before recommending or imposing discipline are the Standards for Lawyer Sanctions.

Ethics Opinions: The Florida Bar Ethics department is working hard at helping members negotiate the complicated legal system. Take a look at the many resources available below.

Lawyer Conduct: Processing and investigation of inquiries and complaints are a basic responsibility of the Bar as mandated by the Florida Supreme Court. The Bar serves to protect the public from unethical lawyers.

Unlicensed Practice of Law: The Unlicensed Practice of Law (UPL) program was established by the Supreme Court of Florida to protect the public against harm caused by unlicensed individuals practicing law.

Advertising Rules: Lawyer advertising and business solicitation are strictly regulated by The Florida Bar. Lawyer advertising can provide crucial information about legal rights and increases access to lawyers for the public.

Authorized House Counsel: Authorized House Counsel are attorneys licensed by The Supreme Court of Florida to perform limited legal services while working for a business organization. Look here for more information.

Foreign Legal Consultant: The Florida Bar's Foreign Legal Consultancy Rule allows a foreign attorney to advise clients on the laws of the country under which the attorney is admitted to practice.

Pro Bono Information: Florida Bar members are notably generous with donating their time and funds to pro bono service. The Florida Bar requires members to report the hours and dollars given on their annual dues statement.