Rule 1.30 - Potentially Disqualifying ConductThe revelation or discovery of any of the following may be treated as cause for further inquiry before the board determines whether the applicant possesses the character and fitness to practice law:
(c) Making or procuring any false or misleading statement or omission of relevant information in connection with any bar application or in any testimony or sworn statement submitted to any licensing board;(d) Misconduct in employment;(e) Acts involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation;(f) Acts which demonstrate disregard for the rights or welfare of others;(g) Abuse of legal process, including the filing of vexatious or frivolous lawsuits or the raising of vexatious or frivolous defenses;(h) Neglect of financial responsibility;(i) Neglect of professional obligations;(j) Violation of an order of a court;(k) Conduct that evidences current drug or alcohol use to such an extent that it could impair the ability to practice law;(l) Denial or delays of admission to the bar in another jurisdiction on character and fitness grounds; or (m) Disciplinary action by a lawyer disciplinary agency or other professional disciplinary agency of any jurisdiction.(n) Other conduct that evidences an inability to practice law.Or. State. Bar. R. Regul. and Polic. 1.30