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Article 17 of the code of ethics for lawyers states that a lawyer may, in safeguarding the legitimate expectations of the community, pass on information on his professional activity, organisation and structure of the practice, on possible specialisations and scientific and professional qualifications possessed. Disclosure by any public means, including computer, must be transparent, true, correct, unambiguous, non-deceptive, not derogatory or suggestive and not comparative. In any case, the information provided should refer to the nature and extent of the professional obligation.