Below are links to the Utah Court Rules website.

Chapter 13. Rules of Professional Conduct
Chapter 14. Rules Governing the Utah State Bar

Chapter 13. Rules of Professional Conduct.

• Preamble: A Lawyer's Responsibilities.
• Rule 1.0 Terminology.

Client-Lawyer Relationship

• 1.1. Competence.
• 1.2. Scope of Representation and Allocation of Authority Between Client and Lawyer.
• 1.3. Diligence.
• 1.4. Communication.
• 1.5. Fees.
• 1.6. Confidentiality of information.
• 1.7. Conflict of Interest: Current Clients
• 1.8. Conflict of Interest: Current Clients: Specific Rules
• 1.9. Duties to Former Clients
• 1.10. Imputation of Conflicts of Interest: General Rule.
• 1.11. Special Conflicts of Interest for Former and Current Government Employees.
• 1.12. Former Judge, Arbitrator, Mediator or Other Third-Party Neutral.
• 1.13. Organization as a client.
• 1.14. Client with Diminished Capacity.
• 1.15. Safekeeping property
• 1.16. Declining or terminating representation.
• 1.17. Sale of law practice.
• 1.18. Duties to Prospective Client.

Counselor

• 2.1. Advisor.
• 2.2. REPEALED.
• 2.3. Evaluation for use by third persons.
• 2.4. Lawyer Serving as Third-Party Neutral.
  

Advocate

• 3.1. Meritorious claims and contentions.
  
• 3.2. Expediting litigation.
• 3.3. Candor toward the tribunal.
• 3.4. Fairness to opposing party and counsel.
• 3.5. Impartiality and decorum of the tribunal.
• 3.6. Trial publicity.
• 3.7. Lawyer as witness.
• 3.8. Special responsibilities of a prosecutor.
• 3.9. Advocate in non-adjudicative proceedings.

Transactions with Persons Other Than Clients

• 4.1 Truthfulness in statements to others.
  
• 4.2 Communication with persons represented by counsel.
  
• 4.3 Dealing with unrepresented person.
  
• 4.4 Respect for rights of third persons.
  

Law Firms and Associations

• 5.1 Responsibilities of Partners, Managers, and Supervisory Lawyers.
  
• 5.2 Responsibilities of a subordinate lawyer.
  
• 5.3 Responsibilities regarding nonlawyer assistants.
  
• 5.4 Professional independence of a lawyer.
  
• 5.5 Unauthorized Practice of Law; Multijurisdictional Practice of Law.
  
• 5.6 Restrictions on right to practice.
  
• 5.7 Responsibilities Regarding Law-Related Services.

Public Service

• 6.1. Voluntary Pro Bono Legal Service.
  
• 6.2. Accepting appointments.
  
• 6.3. Membership in legal services organization.
  
• 6.4. Law reform activities affecting client interests.
  
• 6.5. Nonprofit and Court-Annexed Limited Legal Services Programs.

Information About Legal Services

• 7.1. Communications concerning a lawyer's services.
  
• 7.2. Advertising.
  
• 7.3. Direct contact with prospective clients.
  
• 7.4. Communication of fields of practice.
  
• 7.5. Firm names and letterheads.
  
• 7.6. Political contributions to obtain governmental legal engagements or appointments by judges. The Utah Supreme Court has not adopted the model rule.

Maintaining the Integrity of the Profession

• 8.1. Bar admission and disciplinary matters.
  
• 8.2. Judicial officials.
  
• 8.3. Reporting professional misconduct.
  
• 8.4. Misconduct.
  
• 8.5. Disciplinary Authority; Choice of Law.
  

Chapter 14. Rules Governing the Utah State Bar

Article 1. Integration and Management

• Rule 14-101. Definitions
• Rule 14-102. Regulation of the practice of law.
• Rule 14-103. Organization and management of the Bar.
• Rule 14-104. Admission to practice law; qualifications, enrollment, oath, and fees.
  
• Rule 14-105 Conduct of licensed lawyers and judicial officers; complaints, investigations, and discipline.
  
• Rule 14-106. Authority to engage in legislative activities.
  
• Rule 14-107. Annual license, fees; disbursements of funds.
  
• Rule 14-108. Issuance of license; form.
  
• Rule 14-109. Powers of the Board respecting funds.
  
• Rule 14-110. Active and inactive members of the Bar.
  
• Rule 14-111. Practicing without a license prohibited.
  
• Rule 14-113. Creation of paralegal division.
  
• Rule 14-114. Conflicts with statutes.

Article 2. Bylaws

• Rule 14-201. Definitions.
  
• Rule 14-202. Purposes of the Bar.
  
• Rule 14-203. License categories.
  
• Rule 14-204. Meetings of the Bar.
  
• Rule 14-205. Board.
  
• Rule 14-206. Officers.
  
• Rule 14-207. Finances.
  
• Rule 14-208. Special rules and regulations.
  
• Rule 14-209. Utah Bar Foundation.
  
• Rule 14-210. General.

Article 3. Standards of Professionalism and Civility

• Rule 14-301. Standards of Professionalism and Civility.

Article 4. Mandatory Continuing Legal Education

• Rule 14-401. Purpose
  
• Rule 14-402. Definitions.
  
• Rule 14-403. Establishment and membership of Board.
  
• Rule 14-404. Active status lawyers: MCLE, NLCLE and admission on motion requirements.
  
• Rule 14-405. MCLE requirements for lawyers on inactive status.
  
• Rule 14-406. MCLE requirements for lawyers on active military duty.
  
• Rule 14-407. MCLE requirements for lawyers on active emeritus status.
  
• Rule 14-408.Credit hour defined; application for approval.
  
• Rule 14-409. Self-study categories of accredited MCLE defined.
  
• Rule 14-410. Accreditation of MCLE; undue hardship and special accreditation.
  
• Rule 14-411. Board accreditation of non-approved sponsor courses.
  
• Rule 14-412. Presumptively approved sponsors; presumptive MCLE accreditation.
  
• Rule 14-413. MCLE credit for qualified audio and video presentations; computer interactive telephonic programs; writing; lecturing; teaching; live attendance.
  
• Rule 14-414. Certificate of compliance; filing, late, and reinstatement fees; suspension; reinstatement.
  
• Rule 14-415. Failure to satisfy MCLE requirements; notice; appeal procedures; reinstatement; waivers and extensions; deferrals.
  
• Rule 14-416. Lawyers on active status not practicing law; certificate of exemption.
  
• Rule 14-417. Miscellaneous fees and expenses.

Article 5. Lawyer Discipline and Disability

• Rule 14-501. Purpose, authority, scope and structure of lawyer disciplinary and disability proceedings.
• Rule 14-502. Definitions.
• Rule 14-503. Ethics and Discipline Committee.
  
• Rule 14-504. OPC counsel.
  
• Rule 14-505. Expenses.
  
• Rule 14-506. Jurisdiction.
  
• Rule 14-507. Roster of lawyers and current record information.
  
• Rule 14-508. Periodic assessment of lawyers.
  
• Rule 14-509. Grounds for discipline.
  
• Rule 14-510. Prosecution and appeals.
  
• Rule 14-511. Proceedings subsequent to finding of probable cause.
  
• Rule14-512. Sanctions.
  
• Rule 14-513. Immunity from civil suits.
  
• Rule 14-514. Service.
  
• Rule 14-515. Access to disciplinary information.
  
• Rule 14-516. Dissemination of disciplinary information.
  
• Rule 14-517. Additional rules of procedure.
  
• Rule 14-518. Interim suspension for threat of harm.
  
• Rule 14-519. Lawyers convicted of a crime.
  
• Rule 14-520. Discipline by consent.
  
• Rule 14-521. Resignation with discipline pending.
  
• Rule 14-522. Reciprocal discipline.
  
• Rule 14-523. Proceedings in which lawyer is declared to be incompetent or alleged to be incapacitated.
  
• Rule 14-524. Reinstatement following a suspension of six months or less.
  
• Rule 14-525. Reinstatement following a suspension of more than six months; readmission.
  
• Rule 14-526. Notice of disability or suspension; return of clients' property; refund of unearned fees.
  
• Rule 14-527. Appointment of trustee to protect clients' interest when lawyer disappears, dies, is suspended or disbarred, or is transferred to disability status.
  
• Rule 14-528. Appeal by complainant.
  
• Rule 14-529. Statute of limitations.
  
• Rule 14-530. Costs.
  
• Rule 14-531. Noncompliance with child support order, child visitation order, subpoena or order relating to paternity or child support proceeding.
  
• Rule 14-532. Failure to answer charges.

Article 6. Standards for Imposing Lawyer Sanctions

• Rule 14-601. Definitions.
  
• Rule 14-602. Purpose and nature of sanctions.
  
• Rule 14-603. Sanctions.
  
• Rule 14-604. Factors to be considered in imposing sanctions.
  
• Rule 14-605. Imposition of sanctions.
  
• Rule 14-606. Prior discipline orders.
  
• Rule 14-607. Aggravation and mitigation.