Client Confidentiality, Conflict of Interest, and Competence are all fundamental principles of civil law ethics.

The primary duty of a civil lawyer is to zealously represent their client's interests within the bounds of the law.

A civil lawyer is required to disclose a conflict of interest in all of the situations mentioned.

The duty of loyalty owed by a civil lawyer to their client includes acting in the client's best interests, maintaining client confidentiality, and avoiding conflicts of interest.

The duty of competence owed by a civil lawyer to their client includes possessing the necessary legal knowledge and skills, keeping up-to-date with changes in the law, and properly preparing for and conducting the client's case.

The duty of confidentiality owed by a civil lawyer to their client includes keeping the client's information confidential, not disclosing the client's information without their consent, and protecting the client's information from unauthorized access.

The duty of candor owed by a civil lawyer to the court includes being truthful in all statements made to the court, not misleading the court, and disclosing all relevant information to the court.

The duty of fairness owed by a civil lawyer to their adversary includes treating the adversary with respect, avoiding personal attacks on the adversary, and not engaging in unethical or illegal conduct.

The duty of diligence owed by a civil lawyer to their client includes acting promptly and efficiently on the client's behalf, keeping the client informed of the status of their case, and responding promptly to the client's inquiries.

The duty of withdrawal owed by a civil lawyer includes withdrawing from a case if the lawyer has a conflict of interest, withdrawing from a case if the lawyer is unable to provide competent representation, and withdrawing from a case if the lawyer believes that the client is pursuing a frivolous or illegal claim.

The duty of zealous advocacy owed by a civil lawyer to their client includes vigorously representing the client's interests, pursuing all legal avenues available to the client, and not giving up on the client's case.

The duty of communication owed by a civil lawyer to their client includes keeping the client informed of all developments in their case, responding promptly to the client's inquiries, and explaining legal matters to the client in a clear and understandable manner.

The duty of fees owed by a civil lawyer to their client includes charging a reasonable fee for their services, providing the client with a written fee agreement, and keeping the client informed of all fees and costs associated with their case.

The duty of termination owed by a civil lawyer to their client includes providing the client with a written notice of termination, returning all of the client's files and property, and refunding any unearned fees to the client.

The duty of malpractice owed by a civil lawyer to their client includes being liable for any damages caused to the client as a result of the lawyer's negligence, defending the client in any malpractice lawsuit filed against the lawyer, and reimbursing the client for any costs incurred as a result of the lawyer's malpractice.