II.4.a. | National Society of Professional Engineers

Engineers shall disclose all known or potential conflicts of interest that could influence or appear to influence their judgment or the quality of their services.

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Conflict of Interest

Promotional Efforts - Providing Referral Fees To A Contractor

Design/Build - Possible Compromise Of Professional Judgment

Conflict Of Interest Returning Retainer Prior To Accepting Another Assignment

Software Design Testing

Conflict of Interest - Public Advisory Board

Conflict Of Interest - Obligations Of Engineer On A Defaulted Project

Conflict Of Interest Specifying Equipment - With Ownership Interest

Employee's Failure To Inform Employer Of New Employment With Empoyer's Vendor

Conflict Of Interest - Failure To Disclose Other Business Interest

Contingent Fee—Practice Of Forensic Engineering

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Promotional Efforts - Providing Referral Fees To A Contractor

Design/Build - Possible Compromise Of Professional Judgment

Conflict Of Interest Returning Retainer Prior To Accepting Another Assignment

Software Design Testing

Conflict of Interest - Public Advisory Board

Conflict Of Interest - Obligations Of Engineer On A Defaulted Project

Conflict Of Interest Specifying Equipment - With Ownership Interest

Employee's Failure To Inform Employer Of New Employment With Empoyer's Vendor

Conflict Of Interest - Failure To Disclose Other Business Interest

Contingent Fee—Practice Of Forensic Engineering